For a good number of people, ‘The Game’ will start at 6:25 tonight. But for me, and many other hockey fans, ‘The Game’ just ended in a tremendous come-from-behind effort by the Capitals to extend their win-streak to 14 games. The Caps have a chance to make it 15 straight victories on Wednesday against the Canadiens, but first things first: Read the rest of this entry >>
Washington looks to extend their winning streak to a dozen against the new look New York Rangers. With familiar face Olli Jokinen back in the Eastern Conference with tough guy Brandon Prust, the Rangers added scoring and some grit. Prust made an immidate impact for New York in his first game as he picked up 19 PIM. Here’s hoping Erskine or Chimera can give him a warm welcoming in his first game on home ice with the Rangers. Read the rest of this entry >>
No Mike Green? No problem (relatively speaking) for the Caps. It’s now 10-in-a-row for Washington who finishes the month of January with a spectacular 12-2 record. Eleven of those (including today’s 3-2 victory) were games in which the Caps allowed two goals or fewer. So let’s get to it: Read the rest of this entry >>
Here are some key facts to know as the Capitals take on the Islanders at Nassau Coliseum. Even if you do have to pay to go to the game, Rock the Red loud and proud against this Islander team that has won seven of 10. Here are five other facts: Read the rest of this entry >>
For today’s pregame, we’re going to look at a nicely written article by Dave Molinari of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette and see if we can’t make something of it. The title reads: Read the rest of this entry >>
The Caps are 12-2-2 when Nicklas Backstrom records a multi-point game. Read the rest of this entry >>
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