• It has been suggested in several places, including by Coach Hanlon, that these situations (end of a back-to-back series) is where the Caps’ emphasis on conditioning and youth come into play. They’re fresh.

    • Another dip and high point on the roller-coaster, and it’s probably going to stay this way for the rest of the season. Ah, the joys of following a young and talented team.

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    3 Comments

    1. pepper wrote:

      Fehr almost had two!

      Is it just me or does it seem like our 1st PP unit has no one to chase and collect the puck in the corners and the 2nd unit is full of guys who do that dirty work? Which all equals a mediocre powerplay (though not on this night).

      Career high in goals for Clarksie! I hope he stays our captain for the next few years at least. Inconsistencies are a fact of a young team, but he’s otherwise done it seems an admirable job of leading this bunch, and he fits sq

      Sunday, January 28, 2007 at 7:43 pm | Permalink
    2. pepper wrote:

      uare into the mold of a Hunter-type leader. (Though there’s only one #32.) I was pleased to see him drop the gloves in Friday’s debacle as well, as the game was getting out of hand.

      Sunday, January 28, 2007 at 7:46 pm | Permalink
    3. OrderedChaos wrote:

      Gordon had another top-notch game too. He’s already our best PK guy, and his line (with Pettinger and Sutherby) really shut down Brind’Amour & company.

      Sunday, January 28, 2007 at 7:50 pm | Permalink

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