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Category Archives: Chris Clark
Brooks Laich on What Makes a Leader
One surprising statement at the end of last season was Brooks Laich telling the media he needed to mature as a leader. His reputation as such is already well-established in Capitals circles (for example, when Caps prospect Braden Holtby was asked this summer who he looks up to in the locker room, Laich was the player he chose to mention by name).
Five months after Laich alluded to developing his locker room presence, he explained further this week what that role would look like. Continue reading
Posted in Brooks Laich, Bruce Boudreau, Chris Clark, NHL, Washington Capitals
Tagged Brooks Laich, Bruce Boudreau, Washington Capitals
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The State of the Capitals’ Union, January 2010
Red Army, fellow Washington puckheads, late January again finds the Washington Capitals in an enviable competitive position: in first place — by a Grand Canyon chasm — in the Southeast division, but also first overall in the Eastern conference. And … Continue reading
Posted in Alexander Ovechkin, Alexander Semin, American Hockey League, Brendan Morrison, Bruce Boudreau, Chris Clark, Eastern Conference, Eric Fehr, Hershey Bears, Jeff Schultz, John Carlson, Jose Theodore, Karl Alzner, Mathieu Perreault, Matt Bradley, Michal Neuvirth, National Hockey League, NHL playoffs, Nicklas Backstrom, Prospects, Semyon Varlamov, Sergei Fedorov, Ted Leonsis, Tomas Fleischmann, Washington Capitals
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New Captain of the Hockey Team — and the City
There are inherent and intrinsic limitations to which outsiders — which includes everyone on planet Earth not wearing a Capitals’ sweater for a living — can comment on the appropriateness of a hockey team’s selection of its captain. This is … Continue reading
A New Leader Emerges
When the Gr8 takes the ice tonight against the Montreal Canadians he will be sporting some new hardware on his right shoulder, a captain’s “C.” Ovechkin was selected by Head Coach Bruce Boudreau and GMGM as the 14th captain in … Continue reading
Posted in Alexander Ovechkin, Bruce Boudreau, Chris Clark, NHL, Washington Capitals
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Avert Your Eyes Away from Fresh Media Malfeasance
Nature Herself this week is condemning local media, freezing hard and fast our Canal and urging us to recreate outside, far away from media’s maelstrom of malfeasance. Once again, burgundy and gold incompetence is being feted and celebrated by the … Continue reading
Trade Winds, Portending a Mid-Winter Gale?
There’s a special buzz-charge in a building on a game night when a big deal has gone down earlier in the day by the host club, but Monday’s game against Southeast basement dweller Carolina lost its buzz early. Jose Theodore, … Continue reading
Better Living Through Chemistry
Chemistry can be a fickle mistress. The Washington Capitals were Exhibit A tonight, turning in one of their worst first periods in a very long time and a messy game overall.
The trade of Chris Clark and Milan Jurcina to Columbus caught the players — even those involved in the trade — by surprise, and the team were not in sync when the puck dropped against the Carolina Hurricanes. Continue reading
