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Monthly Archives: November 2010
Out with More Soft, in with More Grit
In mane and meanness, defenseman Scott Hannan — acquired by the Caps today from Colorado for Tomas Fleischmann — bears decent resemblance to former Caps’ rearguard Brendan Witt. No few observers in hockey the past couple of years have believed … Continue reading
OFB TV: A Holiday Season Visit with Greg Wyshynski
After Sunday night’s overtime triumph over the ‘Canes, we had a chance to visit with hockey blogger royalty in the form of Greg Wyshynski, aka Puck Daddy, of Yahoo Sports. It was a ripe time to ask Greg to reflect … Continue reading
Caps Weather the Storm: Caps 3 / Canes 2 – SO
Posted in 2 Points, Carolina Hurricanes, Washington Capitals
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Holiday Hockey Talk on the 106.7 Fan
We began our holidays with a visit back on 106.7 the Fan, with studio Santas Danny Rouhier, Grant Paulson, and Bill Rohland, to chat the Caps’ return to winning ways, our big gig on New Years Day, and the play … Continue reading
Mr. Hat Trick Strikes Again Against Tampa
Alexander Semin certainly seems to have the Lightning’s number this year. In two games he has six goals against them and last night he scored his three in just over four minutes. It took his goal total of the year to 17 and also gave him his third hat trick of the season. He scored the fastest natural hat trick in the NHL since Bobby Ryan did it in 2:21 in Jan., 2009. Continue reading
Posted in Alexander Semin, Bruce Boudreau, John Erskine, Marcus Johansson, Morning cup-a-joe, National Hockey League, Nicklas Backstrom, Semyon Varlamov, Southeast Division, Tampa Bay Lightning, Washington Capitals
Tagged John Carlson, John Erskine, Karl Alzner, Semin, Tampa Bay Lightning, Washington Capitals
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Giving Thanks for Being in the Nation’s Hockey Capital
In the spirit of the season, I offer a list of 10 things I’m thankful for while commissioned in the Red Army this fall. (10) The Moxie of Matt Hendricks. The longshot training camp candidate won a checking line center’s … Continue reading
Caps Picked Up Their Socks: Caps 3 / Canes 2
D.C. Sports Bog post on having to “pick up their socks”.
Posted in 2 Points, Carolina Hurricanes
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NHL Store’s Terrible (Towel), And Black Friday Caps Sales
Check out the Washington Capitals’ Winter Classic gear in the NHL’s online store (or click here). What’s one of the first “Capitals” items available? That’s right: a Winter Classic Terrible Towel.
Let’s hope the NHL recategorizes the Terrible Towel as a Pittsburgh, not Washington, Winter Classic item, eh? After all, it says “A Pittsburgh Original” right there on the rag. Continue reading
Posted in Washington Capitals
Tagged 2011, black friday, NHL, Pittsburgh Penguins, terrible towel, Washington Capitals, Winter Classic
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Dishonoring the Crest
We all have bad days at the office. Occasionally, we all have really bad days at the office. You know the ones — things start going wrong at 8:45, improve none over the course of the morning, lunch hour mercifully … Continue reading
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