JAY BEAGLE RUMORS & GOSSIP
Offseason Evaluation: Jay Beagle
As the 2011-12 season has come to a close, the time has come to evaluate what it meant for the Capitals, both as a team and as individuals. As such, as the summer progresses, I will be writing a report card, or individual evaluation, for each player who played in 9 (~10%) of the team's games, or 4 playoff games. Next up is center Jay Beagle, who finished his fifth season in...
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Practice: May 11
The Washington Capitals were on ice Friday morning for a practice as they prepare for the decisive game seven of their Eastern Conference semifinal series with the Rangers, to be played Saturday night in New York. Some updates from Arlington:
Jay Beagle was absent from practice once more, not skating with his teammates as he continues to attempt to rehab a knee injury that he...
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Game Day: How the Capitals Approach Video Work
7 a.m., game day (regular season).
Washington Capitals video coach Blaine Forsythe is already at the rink, on a day that will consist of at least four meetings for his team as they prep for the evening’s opponent. The team’s coaching staff will use part of the morning to review game video together—a change head coach Dale Hunter implemented when he took over earlier...
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April 30, 2012
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April 30, 2012
Jay Beagle Player Page
#83Position: Right Winger/CenterHeight: 6' 3" Weight: 204 Shoots: RightBorn: 10/16/85, Calgary, Alberta Acquired: 3/26/2008, Signed as a Free Agent Player Pages CapGeek - NHL - TSN - LOH - HR - HF
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April 17, 2012
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April 17, 2012
Hat Tricks, Scary Finishes, and Alznergeddon
Jay Beagle knows what it’s like to be up against a seasoned NHL scrapper in your first big-league fight.
On Friday, however, Beagle was merely an observer to teammate and good friend Karl Alzner’s first NHL bout against Steve Downie of the Tampa Bay Lightning.
“Anytime there’s a fight happening, you never know what’s gonna happen, so you’re obviously hoping for the...
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January 14, 2012
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January 14, 2012
Jay Beagle's return to Capitals' lineup from a concussion a success
It was the best elbow to the head Jay Beagle ever received. On his first shift after missing 31 games with a concussion, Beagle was backchecking against Mike Rupp and took a nice little stiff arm up high. For a guy who hadn't played since getting knocked out by an ...
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December 29, 2011
Capitals C Beagle to return vs. Rangers
Washington Capitals center Jay Beagle will return to the ice for Wednesday's game against the New York Rangers.
Beagle has been sidelined since suffering a concussion on Oct. 13.
"He's one of these kids that wants to play, you see how hard he works in practice," Capitals coach Dale Hunter told the Washington Post.
"He'll give us some energy, give us...
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December 28, 2011
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December 28, 2011
Jay Beagle's return to the ice a welcome sight for Capitals
Jay Beagle was just itching to get back onto the ice. The Washington Capitals' forward hasn't played in a game since Oct. 13 when he suffered a concussion in a fight with Arron Asham, and it had been three weeks since he last skated. Then came Friday night and Saturday ...
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December 03, 2011
VIDEO: Arron Asham drops gloves for first time since taking out Jay Beagle
Arron Asham of the Pittsburgh Penguins dropped the gloves for the first time since that memorable scrap with Jay Beagle of the Washington Capitals.
Asham was once again victories, and this time, against a modest scrapper. He took on Bryan Allen of the Carolina Hurricanes, who fought four times last season and nine times the season before.
Here’s the video of Asham taking down...
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November 12, 2011
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November 12, 2011
Caps' Beagle feels 'great,' hopes to skate Friday
Minutes after getting knocked out by a left hook from Arron Asham, Jay Beagle was ready "As soon as they stitched me up, I was like, 'OK, let's go,'" he said. "I'm here to play hockey so I want to play." But the NHL's concussion protocol kept him out that ...
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November 03, 2011
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