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Category Archives: Sergei Fedorov
McPhee’s Moment
Is this the most important day in the NHL executive career of Capitals’ General Manager George McPhee? You could make a compelling case that it is. Publicly, McPhee is standing solidly behind his 33-20-10, second-place-in-the-Southeast squad. (The team’s 20 regulation … Continue reading
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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Case Studies in Development Patience: Eric Fehr, Tomas Fleischmann, and Jeff Schultz
A quick lesson in hockey prospect development: be patient. Last May, as Capitals’ players packed up their gear after succumbing to the Penguins in seven games and headed home for the offseason, an awful lot of Caps’ fans rightly wondered … Continue reading
Sometimes Irreconciliable Differences Necessitate Divorce
Signing Michael Nylander in the summer of 2007 was wise and savvy and, you might recall, somewhat controversial. The previous season in New York with the Rangers, all Nylander achieved was 83 points in 79 games — his best NHL … Continue reading
Postgame Gab with Gabby
Washington Capitals Coach Bruce Boudreau and Sergei Fedorov talk about the Capitals’ Game 7 come from behind win. Continue reading
Off-Ice Training Partners
This week we learned of yet another NHL player aligning himself with a Tier I trainer partner — Ottawa’s Mike Fischer with country music performer Carrie Underwood. Naturally, this leads us to our latest OFB Poll: Continue reading
Posted in OFB Polls, Sergei Fedorov, Washington Capitals
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Fedorov: “You can feel the spirit of togetherness with this team”
After Friday night’s victory over the Ottawa Senators, Dmitry Chesnokov and Dmitry Shumin spoke to Segrei Fedorov. The interview in the original Russian is available a Sovetsky Sport. Continue reading
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“You with the pretzels, get in there.”
The way injuries and recall travel logistics have been, this commercial from the 90’s seems rather appropriate. Note the snazzy sweaters of the team in white. No official word if the team in red had anyone with the last name … Continue reading
Hockey’s Enduring Code of Silence on Player Injuries
I learned this week of the holiday season arrival of a comprehensive (and expensive) collection of ‘Sopranos’ episodes on DVD. All six seasons, packaged lavishly and impressively, and weighing in at an upwards of ten pounds. I was and remain … Continue reading
Now That’s Vanquishing a Hated Foe
Musings from an unexpectedly madhouse rink in Chinatown: A season-altering triumph? It sure had that feeling in the immediate aftermath of a cardiac comeback against the ‘Canes. The Caps were three minutes shy of starting off an important homestand with … Continue reading
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