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GARTH: MILLER -V- VARLAMOV
1 day ago by
Hockey Buzz
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Ryan Miller will do his dead-level best to help his team to bury the remains of his team's present 0-2-1 slump. Young Varlamov will be trying to do the same for the Caps, who will be with veteran Mike Knuble (busted finger) and Alex Semin (wrist). Each team lost its last game played...
Caps @ Devils 11-14-2009 Post-Mortem
11 days ago by
Bleatings From a Caps Nut
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That will be the LAST time we go to a game watch party... Onto the Battle Damage Assessment....THE GOOD:Earlier today we said that the Caps would be well served to get out to a fast start and build an early lead, they did exactly that with two goals in 37 seconds with just over 5 minutes...
Mike Knuble to miss 3 to 4 weeks
12 days ago by
DC Pro Sports Report
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Per Tarik at the Washington Post, Mike Knuble will likely miss 3 to 4 weeks because of a broken finger. Knubes got injured in the first period and never returned ot the game.
The first line right wing was injured when he was shoved from behind and crashed headfirst into the net by...
Caps vs. Wild 11-13-2009 Post-Mortem
12 days ago by
Bleatings From a Caps Nut
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Not quite boring, not quite exciting... Onto the Battle Damage Assessment...THE GOOD:No shots on goal for the Caps in the first seven minutes as they didn't get the "chase" part of the "dump and chase" style going. But 41 shots on goal over the last...
Knuble Out 3-4 Weeks
12 days ago by
Capitals Outsider
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Capitals forward Mike Knuble won’t be making the trip to Jersey as he broke his finger Friday night in a 3-1 win against Minnesota. It happened in the first period during the power play as he crashed into the Wild net. The Capitals wouldn’t say which finger or which hand.
Knuble Out With Broken Finger
12 days ago by
Kuklas Korner
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via Tarik El-Bashir of Capitals Insider,
Mike Knuble suffered a broken finger late in the first period and will need surgery, a team official said. He is expected to miss three to four weeks.
The first line right wing was injured when he was shoved from behind and crashed...
Capitals’ Knuble breaks finger, out 3-4 weeks
WASHINGTON (AP) -Washington Capitals right wing Mike Knuble has a broken finger and will be sidelined three to four weeks.
Caps vs. Islanders 11-11-2009 Post-Mortem
14 days ago by
Bleatings From a Caps Nut
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Yeah, we've seen this one before... Onto the Battle Damage Assessment...THE GOOD:Alexander "Slappy" Semin with two goals tonight before skating to the bench in the second period doubled over. Slappy also tied the team record for fastest goal to start a game, 8 seconds...
Better living through chemistry for Capitals
15 days ago by
Washington Times
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Mike Knuble and Brendan Morrison were the two significant offseason additions for the Washington Capitals, and to this point their offensive production has met - and maybe even exceeded - expectations. Knuble is on pace for 68 points (which would be a career high) and leads the team...
Offense erupts in Caps' victory
18 days ago by
Washington Times
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Three games ago, Mike Knuble took a bad penalty in the third period. And two games ago, he was one of several veterans coach Bruce Boudreau wasn't happy with after a loss Wednesday in New Jersey. Well, Knuble followed up a strong performance Friday night in South Florida with...
Offense erupts as Caps top Panthers
18 days ago by
Washington Times
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Thanks in part to a slight lineup tweak by coach Bruce Boudreau, the Washington Capitals exploded for five third-period goals en route to a 7-4 victory against the Florida Panthers on Saturday night at Verizon Center. Mike Knuble and Tomas Fleischmann both had two goals, and Knuble...
Hockey Talk On A Friday
20 days ago by
Kuklas Korner
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from Eric Duhatschek of the Globe and Mail,
• The early-season leader in what may be a crowded Calder Trophy class may be the Philadelphia Flyers’ James vanRiemsdyk, the second player chosen in the Patrick Kane (2007) draft. VanRiemsdyk spent two years at the University...
Penalties plague Caps in loss
21 days ago by
Washington Times
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NEWARK, N.J. | The Washington Capitals are going to struggle to win games without Alex Ovechkin if they continue to end up with more penalties in the offensive zone than goals. New Jersey scored a pair of power-play goals in the final period, and the Devils benefited from another...
The Ovie-less Caps aren't Pretty
21 days ago by
Pass Shoot Score
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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. Â Alexander Semin took...
For Mike Knuble, a Jekyll and Hyde Sunday Night
24 days ago by
On Frozen Blog
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From my vantage there were two lead storylines from Sunday's 5-4 defeat by Columbus. Storyline 1A trumps storyline 1B by a wide margin: How badly is he hurt? "Day to day" is the official company line, as is the proverbial "upper body injury"; no update on his...
Caps vs. Blue Jackets 11-1-2009 Post-Mortem
24 days ago by
Bleatings From a Caps Nut
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Yeah... Onto the Battle Damage Assessment...THE GOOD:Brooks "and Dunn" Laich with two goals tonight in the third period along with Quintin "Human Bruise" Lang going to the front of the net to get rebound goals on Steve Mason. The "spell"...
Thrashers v Capitals: Take 2
28 days ago by
Sports Page Atlanta
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More photos » by John Bazemore - AP 6 days ago: Washington Capitals' Mike Knuble (22) battles for position in front of Atlanta Thrashers goalie Ondrej Pavelec in the first period of an NHL hockey game in Atlanta, Thursday, Oct. 22, 2009. (AP Photo/John Bazemore) Browse...
Ovechkin's 2 quick goals help Caps end skid
October 15, 2009 by
Fox Sports
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Alex Ovechkin scored twice in a 28-second span of the second period, and the Washington Capitals beat the San Jose Sharks 4-1 on Thursday night to end a four-game losing streak.
Ovechkin's two goals provided Washington with a 3-1 lead and gave him seven in seven games. The Sharks...
Best 3rd Period This Season
October 15, 2009 by
Pass Shoot Score
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The Washington Capitals played the 3rd period tonight like it mattered. Â Gee, sometimes that makes the difference between wins and losses so I'm happy they stuck with it and won this game considering they've lost three in a row.My highlights:Alex Ovechkin breaks a long losing...
Caps Party: More Fans, More Flags, More Fun
October 13, 2009 by
On Frozen Blog
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For the second year running, the Washington Capitals hosted their annual Season Ticket Holder "Meet the Caps" party at Six Flags America. Once again, the team provided fans with a night of fun for all ages. The timing of the event was impeccable -- a perfect Autumn evening...
Caps...the details matter
October 12, 2009 by
Pass Shoot Score
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Ugh. Â The Caps don't look like a team with high aspirations for the post season, so far. They started out on fire, while I worked my tail off in Las Vegas and couldn't watch. Â Caps started out with a 4-1 victory over Boston and 6-4 win over Toronto which wasn't as closeÂ...
All Alexander Semin
October 05, 2009 by
Kuklas Korner
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from Dmitry Chesnokov at the Washington Examiner,
How comfortable are you playing on the first line. A lot of people thought that Mike Knuble would join Ovechkin and Backstrom on the first line.
It’s not about being comfortable or not comfortable. We just have a great...
Caps vs. Maple Thug Leafs 10-3-2009 Wrap Up
October 04, 2009 by
Bleatings From a Caps Nut
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The Local Yokels:(Com)Post. Times: full speed ahead, ired up fans. Caps.com.The Neutral Observers:NHL.com. AP Wire.The Other Side:Toronto Star. Toronto Sun: try it again, loaded up, game recap.Final Thoughts:We have to admit that we were impressed with Mike Knuble's kncomment about...
Ovechkin and Co. light up scoreboard
October 03, 2009 by
CBSSports.com
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Two-time league MVP Ovechkin converted on a breakaway 77 seconds into Washington's home opener, Semin added two goals, and free-agent additions Mike Knuble and Brendan Morrison also scored, helping the Capitals beat the Toronto Maple Leafs 6-4 Saturday night.
Ovechkin and Laich score, Capitals all over Leafs
Two-time league MVP Ovechkin converted on a breakaway 77 seconds into Washington's home opener, Semin added two goals, and free-agent additions Mike Knuble and Brendan Morrison also scored, helping the Capitals beat the Toronto Maple Leafs 6-4 Saturday night.
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