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Category Archives: Nicklas Backstrom
Time For The Stars To Shine
If the Capitals succeed, it starts all over again… but for now, for tonight, all those “one game at a time” and “it’s a one-game series” cliches ring true. Continue reading
Posted in Adam Oates, Alexander Ovechkin, New York Rangers, NHL, Nicklas Backstrom
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An Evolution, and Event, To Savor
Of the NHL’s 30 member clubs merely five remain alive in the quest for Stanley, and one of them is ours. That’s a remarkable and wonderful thing, relative to the Capitals’ standing of just two months ago, but better still … Continue reading
Hitting the Ice a Man Down
Some say one must embrace hockey from birth to really appreciate it. Oh, you can become a fan of this great sport no matter your upbringing — but if you didn’t grow up with it, then it’s something you learn to like, not something you breathe.
I breathe hockey. And I owe that all to my dad. Continue reading
Bleeding Through Roster Band-Aids
A season fraught with promise and peril delivered both in game 3 Monday night, but in the end, Washington’s roster, still not yet assembled for durable playoff prosperity, succumbed to one proven to be. Most worrisome in this moment: the … Continue reading
Facing Pittsburgh: Familiar Intensity, Different Outcome
It felt like a game against Pittsburgh—except for the ending. The Capitals brought whatever their A game is right now to the ice Thursday against the Pens, but despite holding both Sidney Crosby and Evgeni Malkin pointless, the Capitals finished … Continue reading
Posted in Karl Alzner, Nicklas Backstrom, Washington Capitals
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Backstrom Ties, Wins Game: Caps 5 / Ducks 4 – OT
Posted in 2 Points, Anaheim Ducks, Nicklas Backstrom, Washington Capitals
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Washington Examiner: Caps’ Party Culture Hasn’t Had Its Last Call
When a hockey season is inexplicably left in tatters, underachievement its calling card, again, we who follow it with passion grasp at plausible explanations. A missing roster piece here and there. Leadership deficiency. Inexperience. Key injuries. What about the room … Continue reading
Referendum Hockey Is Here
We are going to learn a great deal about the DNA of the Washington Capitals over the next 36 hours. Immediately before them is an enormous if suddenly unexpected task: attempting to gain, on the road, viability in a series … Continue reading
Take 2 – Playoff Opening Video
Yes, we posted the playoff opening video the other day. The Caps just posted another view of the video giving a better look and feel of the arena. You have a camera on the arena to the left, the video board to the right, and the upper and lower LED boards above and below the video respectfully. It’s worth another look, especially if you were not able to attend game 1 or 2.
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The Heart Transplant Patient Is Doing Just Fine
No. 1 defensman already out. No. 1 netminder knocked out early from a laser to the ‘noggin. No. 1 center shelved early on as well. No problem. There were about 30 compelling reasons to expect the Tampa Bay Lightning to … Continue reading
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