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Caps Briefing: Playing for Keeps

Caps Briefing: Playing for Keeps

It's not often in professional sports that the home team has the chance to keep the best player on the visiting team after the game, but that might be the case this afternoon if the Capitals can make the right impression on the Florida Panthers. Panthers defenseman Jay Bouwmeester is an emerging star. He plays defense well, passes the puck well and scores goals. All year, Florida has tried to secure a long-term contract to keep him in a Panthers uniform. But this week, the Panthers' general manager said he is actively considering trades for the All-Star. more ›

Caps Briefing: All in One

Jose Theodore signed a two year, $9 million contract to play for the Capitals yesterday. Theodore brings a lot of great accomplishments and a lot of question marks to the Capitals. Last year in Colorado, he took turns losing the starting goalie job with younger disappointment Peter Budaj. Still, Theodore is the answer on paper to many of the Capitals' questions. more ›

Caps Briefing: Green Stacks Green

Caps Briefing: Green Stacks Green

Mike Green came to terms with the Capitals today on a four-year, $21 million dollar contract to play ice hockey. more ›

Caps Briefing: Bring it Back

Caps Briefing: Bring it Back

They may measure two inches shy of a collective 19 feet tall, but the first three Caps picks from this weekend's NHL draft stand on the shoulders of giants. With two picks in the first round and their first of two in the second, the Caps brought in players with strong connections to franchise history, tying the team's future to its past. more ›

Caps Briefing: Bottle Up and Explode

Caps Briefing: Bottle Up and Explode

2008_0423_caps.jpgIt's over. Last night, the Caps lost game seven in overtime to the Philadelphia Flyers. They will now face the dreaded eighteen hole golf courses of McLean, and their own personal workout regimens. Led by the season-long heroics of Alexander Ovechkin, Mike Green and Olaf Kolzig, the team came back from 14th in the East at New Years to third place in the East with home ice advantage in their first playoff series in five years. more ›

Caps Briefing:  Sixty-Five and Alive

Caps Briefing: Sixty-Five and Alive

W_Capitals_primary_silver.gifAlexander Ovechkin has raised the NHL's record for goals by a left wing from sixty-three to sixty-five. Incidentally, Ovechkin's sixty-fifth goal of this season was a crucial game-winner--and his second key goal of the night--in the game that put the Capitals in playoff position for the first time in months. more ›

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