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Caps vs. Panthers 11-7-2009 Wrap Up
2 days ago by
Bleatings From a Caps Nut
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The Local Yokels:(Com)Post. Times. Caps.com.The Neutral Observers:NHL.com. AP Wire.The Other Side:Miami Herald: late burst, powerless play.Final Thoughts:Well that was a real defensive struggle wasn't it? First of all, the demotion of Alexander "Slappy...
First Fifth Review
2 days ago by
Frozen Blog
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The first fifth of Capitals’ season leaves the club with a 10-3-4 record, 24 points, and first-place place tie for the the conference lead with the archrival Penguins. But is the Capitals position in the standings reflective of an authentic Cup-contending team? At the moment, Washington...
Juice Back In The Fold
July 31, 2009 by
Frozen Blog
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The Washington Capitals have signed Milan Jurcina. According to Tarik, the big Slovakian blueliner will early $1.375 million next season in a one year deal, as set by the arbitration award. Per the Caps' press release: Jurcina, 26, appeared in a career-high 79 games for the Capitals...
Jurcina in fold, Caps face decisions
August 01, 2009 by
Washington Times
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Following Milan Jurcina's arbitration decision, the Washington Capitals appear to be up against the salary cap and are in line to enter training camp with a crowded blue line. Jurcina was given a one-year contract worth $1.375 million, and the Caps officially signed him Friday...
Jurcina re-signs with Caps following arbitration
Defenseman Milan Jurcina has re-signed with the Washington Capitals after being awarded a one-year $1.375 million contract through arbitration.
Washington Capitals re-sign Milan Jurcina
Defenseman Milan Jurcina has re-signed with the Washington Capitals after being awarded a one-year $1.375 million contract through arbitration.
RED ALERT: Jurcina Arbitration, Morrisonn in town
Now that the Pennsylvania Bar Exam is complete and I have a life once again, Caps coverage will get a renewed boost. On to the little news there is . . . Milan Jurcina got a bump in pay through his arbitration award, getting awarded $1.4 million. Last season Jurcina was contracted...
Jurcina's hearing has no 'low blows'
July 29, 2009 by
Washington Times
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Although the Washington Capitals and Milan Jurcina were unable to come to a settlement before Tuesday's salary arbitration hearing, the defenseman's agent said there was no nastiness as part of the discussion. "It was very professionally presented by both sides,"...
Capitals Sign Milan Jurcina
ARLINGTON, Va. – The Washington Capitals have signed defenseman Milan Jurcina to a one-year contract, vice president and general manager George McPhee announced today. In keeping with club policy, financial terms of the deal were not disclos...
Blown Call Leads to Goal, Debris
May 09, 2009 by
Capitals Outsider
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Evgeni Malkin certainly earned the power play in overtime. He skated with speed through the neutral zone and caused the slower Milan Jurcina to take a tripping penalty. However on that Power Play, the Capitals were about 10 seconds away from killing it when a blatant interference...
Jurcina re-signs with Capitals after arbitration
July 31, 2009 by
Miami Herald
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Defenseman Milan Jurcina has re-signed with the Washington Capitals after being awarded a one-year $1.375 million contract through arbitration.
Capitals Sign Jurcina
July 31, 2009 by
Kuklas Korner
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ARLINGTON, Va.
– The Washington Capitals have signed defenseman Milan Jurcina to a one-year contract, vice president and general manager George McPhee announced today. In keeping with club policy, financial terms of the deal were not disclosed.
Jurcina, 26, appeared in...
Caps re-sign Jurcina
July 31, 2009 by
Miami Herald
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The Washington Capitals re-signed defenseman Milan Jurcina to a one-year contract Friday. Per club policy, financial terms of the deal were not disclosed.
Steven Hindle: Jurcina Set For Arbitration-Can They Keep Him? Player Salaries for '09-10
July 28, 2009 by
Hockey Buzz
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Is There Even Room for Milan?
With Milan Jurcina set to find out just how badly a team of eagle eye lawyers can pick apart his game and the skills he has spent his whole life honing, the real question is, is there even room under the Salary Cap for Jurcina to remain a member of...
Steven Hindle: No Surprises Here, Jurcina Signed. Trade Coming?
July 31, 2009 by
Hockey Buzz
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Crowded Room
Make it 8.
Thatâs the number of NHL capable defensemen currently signed to the Capitals roster for this season.
Following yesterdayâs Arbitration hearing between the Capitals and Milan Jurcina, the team and player promptly agreed to the award and terms...
Defenseman Milan Jurcina signs 1-year, $1.375 million contract with Capitals after arbitration
July 31, 2009 by
Star Tribune
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Milan Jurcina Awarded a One-Year Deal With Capitals
July 31, 2009 by
Bleacher Report
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Milan Jurcina is officially back as a member of the Washington Capitals after he was awarded a one-year deal through arbitration late Thursday.
The 26-year-old defenseman was given a salary of $1.375 million for the upcoming 2009-10 season. According to Tarik El-Bashir of the...
The Promise That Could Be Potsy
March 11, 2009 by
Frozen Blog
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If we were to view the Caps as a three-legged barstool that's a little bit wobbly right about now, consensus might be that the weak leg is the team's blueline. A fair number of fans on line in the past week expressed disappointment with the team's failure to upgrade the...
BATTLE OF THE NETWORK STARS
May 05, 2009 by
Mondesi's House
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CAPITALS 4CROSBY 3All that talk about the Penguins' offense being top-heavy? Yeah, it pretty much stayed exactly the same on Monday night. Sidney Crosby scored each and every Pittsburgh goal, matching Alex Ovechkin's hat trick, but it was that one extra from the Capitals'...
Caps Extend Qualifying Offers to Eight Players
The Washington Capitals have extended qualifying offers to eight players, thereby retaining their rights for the 2009-10 NHL season. The players are: Chris Bourque, Eric Fehr, Boyd Gordon, Milan Jurcina, Shaone Morrisonn, Steve Pinizzotto, Jeff Sc...
A Change in Leadership on the Blueline
May 27, 2009 by
Frozen Blog
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Word of the Capitals' first significant personnel move of the offseason arrived yesterday: assistant coach Jay Leach, with the club for five seasons, won't be returning in 2009-10. Leach coached the team's defensemen. It's pointless to speculate on the rationale for...
Broad Street Bulletin
May 08, 2009 by
Cowboys Corner
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Washington @ Pittsburgh - Game-4: Penguins win 5-3Looking to head back to Washington with a 3-1 series lead, the Capitals started off on the right foot with a goal from Nicklas Backstrom, scoring on the first shot of the game. Pittsburgh responded with three unanswered goals...
Rangers Up 3-1, So Let's Talk About Penalties...
April 23, 2009 by
The Rivalry
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You've watched the game, you TiVo-ed Rangers in 60, and you already read all about the game on the Internet.Let me just say a few things, then...- - Sean Avery took 2 penalties in the last half of the third period, the first being on a race for the puck by the Capitals' goal...
A Numbers Glut on the Blueline? It Would Appear
August 20, 2009 by
Frozen Blog
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Chomping at the bit for hockey season to start? The Caps are, too, and they're not waiting until next month to ramp things up. The Capitals Report is back in full broadcast mode; I gave it a live listen yesterday, and it's one hour-plus jam packed full of insight, speculation...
Capitals Roster Set
After weeks of training camp, and seven pre-season games, the Washington Capitals introduced their official 2007 roster on Tuesday. The 23-man list includes two goaltenders, eight defensemen, and fourteen forwards. So how did it all shake out, and what does the team look like?
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