22 March, 2010

Tag Archives: Washington Capitals

Lightning Strikes Just Once: Caps 3, Bolts 1

Being Down One Superstar Isn’t So Bad

What is important to pull from last night’s victory is not that the Washington Capitals crushed the Florida Panthers, but rather the way they went about doing it.

Another Defining Moment in a Special Season

The Washington Post declared that Sunday’s matinee match-up “may be a preview of the Stanley Cup finals.” After the thrilling ending in Chicago today, NBC must be salivating at that prospect.

Canada Has Spoken: Caps Win on Deadline Day

Almost half the current respondents to TSN’s poll have chosen the Washington Capitals as the response to, “Which team was the big winner on Deadline Day?”

A Lesson in Supply and Demand

I received the annual email from the Washington Capitals today to renew season tickets for the 2010-11 season.

This year’s increase in price? Approximately 32%.

Ouch.

Rocking for Goals with the Washington Capitals

Given the Caps’ impressive goal-scoring totals this season, here’s an amazing chance to get your song heard early & often.

Check out the details of the contest and kick your musical talent into high gear. And if the task seems daunting, don’t let that stop you from trying; just remember: anything’s better than Gary Glitter.

Backpacking Through Europe, NHL-Style

Six teams will be starting their seasons with games in Europe for the 2010/11 season. The NHLPA announced today the following games:

Capitals GM Travels Like Joe Biden

Further evidence that, while Sunday travel was difficult, it could be done. Here’s Washington Capitals General Manager George McPhee hopping the Metro rail in Bethesda Sunday morning—joining many in letting the trains carry them, albeit slowly, through the snow

More Post-game Post Love

Thanks to an amazing comeback, record-extending streak, and Ovechkin hat trick, the Washington Capitals trump Super Bowl XLIV in today’s Washington Post

Snowy Situation: Will the Capitals Play?

With Snowpocalypse II: Electric Boogaloo on its way to the region, I asked the Washington Capitals’ front office how the will assess the situation’s impact on the scheduled Friday night and Sunday matinee games.

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