With the season long over, and the Stanley Cup touring around, it’s just about time to look ahead. Caps fans remember that the core of this team is intact and they will hit the ice all business. Competitors hate to fall short of a goal and the Capitals made it clear last season that Lord Stanley was in their crosshairs. Read the rest of this entry >>
The Atlantic division seems to have gotten a little grittier this off-season. I’m specifically thinking about Philly and Pitt. I’ll start with Philadelphia since I’m far more familiar with them. (Okay it helps to know quite a few people in the press corps there….) Read the rest of this entry >>
Tags: Atlantic Division, flyers
I’ve wanted to take a look at past Capitals players for some time now and since Olie Kolzig is confirmed for the Capitals Convention I figured he was a good person to kick off this series. Read the rest of this entry >>
I don’t know about any of you, but I’m starting to get really excited for the upcoming season. (If you aren’t excited, you should be.) Read the rest of this entry >>
I’m certain that most of you are aware, but for those of you who are not former Washington Capitals goalie Wayne Stephenson passed away on June 22, 2010. Read the rest of this entry >>
It’s summer and us hockey faithful are off doing whatever we distract ourselves with in the off-season. This summer though Washington Capitals fans have had a little hockey thrown into their summer vacation. Read the rest of this entry >>
It’s the off-season and lots of changes have happened across the NHL. I’m going to continue to take a look at clubs in the NHL that have made some moves as they will impact Washington, so let’s take a look at the Atlanta Thrashers. Read the rest of this entry >>
As promised, Fanball TBL Correspondent, Dave Strehle, has provided his take on the changes within the organization. To read his thoughts, please go to BoltsOnIce.com and enjoy the read! Read the rest of this entry >>
While I do believe that unnecessary head shots and illegal boarding acts need to be policed better and enforced equally, fighting in hockey is like peanut butter and jelly. They just go together. Read the rest of this entry >>
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