Found November 04, 2009 on
Pass Shoot Score:
PLAYERS:
Alexander Semin,
Mike Knuble,
Brendan Morrison,
Tyler Sloan,
Mathieu Perreault,
Brooks Laich,
Matt Bradley
TEAMS: Washington Capitals, Florida Panthers, New York Islanders, Columbus Blue Jackets, New Jersey Devils
TEAMS: Washington Capitals, Florida Panthers, New York Islanders, Columbus Blue Jackets, New Jersey Devils
After two overtime losses in a row against the New York Islanders (a team that is playing well above expectations) and the Columbus Blue Jackets, the Alex Ovechkin less Capitals debuted tonight against the New Jersey Devils and, what else, penalties did them in. Alexander Semin took three penalties, Mike Knuble and Brendan Morrison took one each and New Jersey took one (I'm not counting the fighting majors) and if the Caps think they're going to win games that way, they're sadly mistaken.This team needs to learn how to play hard. There has been many from the media and fans that have commented that Ovie's injury was an opportunity for this team to show what kind of character it has. Well, tonight showed that they still can't play without making stupid penalties at the wrong time. The bright spots in an otherwise dismal game:The Caps plus/minus leader, who made a perfect saucer pass onto Tyler Sloan's stick for his first NHL point, Mathieu Perreault, playe...
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