Alex Ovechkin scored two goals, and former Florida goalie Tomas Vokoun made 42 saves as the Panthers fell out of first in the Southeast.
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February 07, 2012
Washington Capitals ice-grunt Alex Ovechkin recently bought a house in McLean, Virginia. Check it out here.
I hear the Penguin-themed sink is what really made him commit to the $4.275 mil purchase.
Go Pens.
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February 07, 2012
WASHINGTON (AP) -- Playing with a sense of urgency usually attached to a playoff game, the Washington Capitals needed only 13 seconds to take the lead in their first-place showdown with the Florida Panthers.
Thanks to a strong goaltending performance by Tomas Vokoun, that was all the offense Washington needed in a 4-0 victory Tuesday night.
Mathieu Perreault scored shortly after...
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February 08, 2012
As the stretch run draws closer, the Southeast Division is becoming more and more of a crapshoot. Alex Ovechkin and the Washington Capitals are still the team to beat; but if they can’t snap out of their prolonged funk, the division is anyone’s to win.Through Tuesday’s action, the Capitals lead the division by a single point. Their 60 points are good enough to have a miniscule...
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February 08, 2012
Just a few months away from the 2012 NHL Entry Draft, rankings indicate that June's draft will have a Russian flavor as in 2004's draft, when Alex Ovechkin and Evgeni Malkin went first and second, the first time two Russians ever went 1-2 in the NHL draft. And, like 2010, the year of Taylor or Tyler, this year's two top draft prospects are so close, either player could...
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February 07, 2012
Tomas Vokoun turned in a lot of spectacular performances during his four seasons with the Florida Panthers, often being just about the only reason they won on various nights. Vokoun was feeling it again Tuesday night in the Washington Capitals' 4-0 rout of the Panthers to pass them for first ...
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February 09, 2012
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The Washington Capitals are back on top after goaltender, Tomas Vokoun, wreaked havoc on his former Florida teammates. With a 42-save shut, the Caps reclaimed first place in the Southeast division. A 4-0 win over the Panthers had the Panthers anything but happy to see their former goaltender....
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February 09, 2012
The Washington Capitals had two points in the bag. Alex Ovechkin and Alexander Semin turned on the offense in the third period, and Tomas Vokoun was brilliant. But a two-goal lead late in the third was gone in 12 seconds. A five-on-three goal surrendered, followed by a knuckler that deflected ...
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February 08, 2012
Huge win for the Caps on Tuesday night, as they clobbered Florida, got an old-school Alex Ovechkin performance, moved back into their rightful place atop the Southeast Division, and saw some Capitals swag show up on FX’s popular drama, “Justified.”
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February 07, 2012
Mathieu Perreault scored with 13 seconds elapsed, Alex Ovechkin had two goals and the Washington Capitals beat the Florida Panthers 4-0 Tuesday night to take over first place in the Southeast Division.
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February 08, 2012
Mathieu Perreault scored with 13 seconds elapsed, Alex Ovechkin had two goals and the Washington Capitals beat the Florida Panthers 4-0 Tuesday night to take over first place in the Southeast Division.
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February 09, 2012
The Washington Capitals let one get away big time on Thursday night, falling to the Winnipeg Jets 3-2 in a shootout. The game was scoreless for the first fifty minutes before the Capitals got two power play goals in a short span, one each from Alex Ovechkin and Alexander Semin. But then they lost the lead in 12 seconds, allowing a power play goal on a two-man disadvantage before...
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February 07, 2012
The Washington Capitals are a hard team to define.
For much of the season, the Capitals have toyed with the emotions of their fans. After an impressive offseason haul that including a top-tier goaltender, many fans were excited that this could finally be the year, and could not complain. Except for those who wanted Michal Neuvirth to be the starter because they have his jersey...
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February 07, 2012
Playing with a sense of urgency usually attached to a playoff game, the Washington Capitals needed only 13 seconds to take the lead in their first-place showdown with the Florida Panthers. Thanks to a strong goaltending performance by Tomas Vokoun, that was all the offense Washington needed in a 4-0 victory Tuesday night.
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February 08, 2012
The Washington Capitals are back in first place in the Southeast Division, and a visit from the Winnipeg Jets could help them stay there.
The Capitals will try to maintain their divisional lead by continuing their home dominance of the Jets on Thursday night.
Washington (28-21-4) moved one point ahead of Florida as Tomas Vokoun posted his second shutout in three games Tuesday....
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