The Vancouver Canucks are reportedly still in search of finding another centre who can complement Elias Pettersson and Filip Chytil. On the opening day of the NHL season, Sportsnet’s Elliotte Friedman mentioned that the Canucks were continuing their search for a centre.
It’s still very early in the season, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t rumors flying around the NHL either. Because there are some guys getting a lot of attention in the league right now.
The Washington Capitals’ 23-year-old center Hendrix Lapierre has made the opening night roster out of training camp and is looking to take up permanent residence in the capital city this season.
The Washington Capitals seemed well on their way towards reclusion a few seasons ago. They managed to win the first Stanley Cup in franchise history in 2018 — but by 2022, only eight members of the Cup-winning roster were still in Washington.
NHL head coaches have to hire good assistants. They have to set an overarching philosophy, juggle lineup configurations, and do the kind of “man management” that is impossible to track statistically.
The Washington Capitals earlier today re-signed one of their forward prospects. The Capitals re-signed forward Hendrix Lapierre to a one-year, one-way contract with an $850,000 AAV.
According to PuckPedia, the Washington Capitals re-signed forward Hendrix Lapierre to a one-year contract. The deal carries a cap hit of $850,000 through the 2025-26 season.
TSN: Craig Button wonders if the Washington Capitals could clear some salary cap space, they would be a perfect landing spot for pending UFA Mitch Marner.
The Washington Capitals have the best record in the Eastern Conference and have a lot working in their favor. In case their great season wasn’t enough, their American Hockey League (AHL) team, the Hershey Bears, is set up to win their third Calder Cup in a row.
David Pagnotta of The Fourth Period: The Krause group in Frosyth County in Georgia is proposing an entertainment district that includes plans for an 18,000 seat arena.
David Pagnotta of The Fourth Period: The Krause group in Frosyth County in Georgia is proposing an entertainment district that includes plans for an 18,000 seat arena.
With the 4 Nations Face-Off now complete, the trade deadline looms large and is less than two weeks away. Where does each team stand, and what moves should they be looking to make? We continue our look around the league with the Washington Capitals.
The Hersey Bears last week went 2-0-0-0 to extend their lead in the Atlantic Division. With the four points over the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins, the lead is now five for first place in the division.
The Washington Capitals have reportedly made a roster move to create room for Lars Eller’s activation but not necessarily the one they were expected to make.
Washington Capitals forward Hendrix Lapierre joined the world of sports business by investing in DC Power Football Club, a professional women’s soccer team.
Washington Capitals training camp is only a couple of weeks away. The 2024-25 season is almost here. With training camp and the preseason close to kicking off, there is speculation about how the forward lines may look.
The Washington Capitals are less than two months away from their first game of the 2024-25 season. There is a lot for fans to look forward to, and many storylines that will play out during the entire campaign.
When we talk about players at risk of changing address, we don’t often talk about Connor McMichael. In fact, he’s never mentioned at all. After all, the names of Martin Necas, Rutger McGroarty and Patrik Laine come up far more often.
There was a lot of roster turnover for the Washington Capitals in the 2024 offseason. Some new faces have joined the team like forward Pierre-Luc Dubois and defenseman Jakob Chychrun; while others have found their way out like Nick Jensen and Beck Malenstyn.
The Capitals are in a tight spot financially and competitively. They're strapped for cash with little salary cap space to make meaningful roster moves for younger talent.
Getting a valuable reinforcement back on the blue line, the Washington Capitals announced they have activated defenseman Rasmus Sandin from the injured reserve, and have reassigned forward Hendrix Lapierre to their AHL affiliate
The Washington Capitals announced on Tuesday that forward T.J. Oshie has been placed on Injured Reserve (IR) after missing Sunday’s game vs. the Carolina Hurricanes with a lower-body injury.
For the first time since 2014, the Capitals (35-37-9) will not play in the Stanley Cup playoffs. Their season will end after they host the Devils on Thursday.