18 March, 2010

Category Archives: Staff

Welcome to the Show

12 November, 2008

At OFB, we have been mindful not to bother the Capitals media relations staff unnecessarily.  They are always helpful and a great bunch of people, but surely they’re busy writing Caps Today, arranging media interviews with Caps personnel, and doing all the small things that add up to two straight Dick Dillman Awards.
Apparently, our [...]

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The Wait Is Over

10 October, 2008

The calendar today informs of our arrival home. On this early autumn Friday night we’ll return home from work, kick off our shoes, open up a cold one, and settle in for the opening of the most highly anticipated hockey season in Washington Capitals’ history.
This autumn, it doesn’t suck to be us.
And we’ll actually have [...]

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The Wait Is Over

10 October, 2008

The calendar today informs of our arrival home. On this early autumn Friday night we’ll return home from work, kick off our shoes, open up a cold one, and settle in for the opening of the most highly anticipated hockey season in Washington Capitals’ history.
This autumn, it doesn’t suck to be us.
And we’ll actually have [...]

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You Say You're Searching for a Revolution?

6 October, 2007

We’ve blogged for the past 365 days because we’ve found it a fun outlet for our passion for puck — and specifically, for our passion for puck in these parts. We acknowledge the perception that Washington isn’t a hockey town. But right now Washington is very much a hockey blogging town, and as of today [...]

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Reflections on Training Camp's Opening Week

23 September, 2007

It’s a day of rest not only for Washington Capitals’ players and coaches — well, the players at least — but for the team’s frenzied communications staff as well. Being out at Kettler as much as I have been the past 10 days, I gained a deep appreciation for the commitment of Nate Ewell, Julie [...]

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