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Category Archives: Brian Pothier
Chris Clark: The Long Road to an Important Return
His return has been long in the making,. After a career year three years ago Captain Chris Clark faded into obscurity. Two groin pulls, a wrist injury and a demotion to the third line later; the Captain has finally made his return from the abyss to become a critical part of the Washington team yet again. Continue reading
A City’s Love Affair with a Pint-Sized Playmaker Is Blossoming
Verizon Center had a new and novel synergy within its passion Friday night. On a couple of occasions Mathieu Perreault was chased out of the faceoff circle, and the soldout rink booed its displeasure. When the puck was on Perreault’s stick … Continue reading
First Fifth Review
The first fifth of the Capitals’ season leaves the club with a 10-3-4 record, 24 points, and a first-place tie for the the conference lead with the archrival Penguins. But is the Capitals position in the standings reflective of an … Continue reading
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Game Day Open Thread: Caps at Thrashers
Chat about the game here. Continue reading
Pothier Skating at Kettler
OFB reader vanzabdan emailed this photo of Brian Pothier from Kettler yesterday: “I was pleasantly surprised Saturday morning, as I sat with my 3 year old watching the injured Caps skate, to see Brian skating with the boys. Best wishes … Continue reading
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Brian Pothier, Not Playing but Not Forgotten
The Washington Capitals’ Brian Pothier is my wife’s favorite player. Oh, she enjoys watching lots of Caps on the ice, and after her Hockey ‘n Heels evening she’s developed a few crushes (Laich, Jurcina… and perhaps others but I’m afraid … Continue reading
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