Washington Post Brooks Laich skated with the Capitals in New York last week, between Games 3 and 4 of his team’s first-round NHL playoff series. He wiped out once, which made his teammates — and him — laugh out loud. Afterward, he said he hoped to play in the second round of the playoffs, if the Caps made it. That didn’t happen. Read full article >>
Washington Capitals May 17, 2013Capitals Watch | Washington Times Groin injury made for a trying season for Brooks Laich
Washington Capitals May 16, 2013Capitals Insider | Washington Post Martin Erat suffered a dislocated elbow in Game 4 against the Rangers but expected to return to the lineup in the second round had Washington advanced, the veteran winger said Wednesday. “It’s kind of sad. When I was getting ready … Continue reading →
Washington Capitals May 15, 2013CBSSports.com Fantasy Brooks Laich, who had sports hernia surgery in early April, won't play in Monday's Game 7 against the Rangers, the Winnipeg Sun's Ken Wiebe reports.
May 13, 2013Japers' Rink While there was some buzz about Brooks Laich possibly returning to the lineup (and some about Joey Crabb or Aaron Volpatti possibly getting a sweater), none of that came to pass, so expect these familiar lines and pairings with Braden Holtby in net: Marcus Johansson - Nicklas Backstrom - Alex Ovechkin Eric Fehr - Mike Ribeiro - Troy Brouwer Jason Chimera - Mathieu Perreault - Joel Ward Matt Hendricks - Jay Beagle - Tom Wilson Karl Alzner - Mike Green John Erskine - John Carlson Jack Hillen - Steven Oleksy That would leave Jeff Schultz, Wojtek Wolski, Tom Poti and Volpatti as healthy scr...
Washington Capitals May 13, 2013Rotoworld Brooks Laich (groin) won't play Monday in Game 7 versus the New York Rangers.
May 13, 2013Capitals Insider | Washington Post Brooks Laich skated with teammates for a second consecutive day Thursday and continues to make strides in his recovery process. While the 29-year-old forward remains sidelined indefinitely with no timetable to return, he is encouraged by his progress thus far. … Continue reading →
Washington Capitals May 9, 2013CBSSports.com Fantasy Brooks Laich hit the ice Wednesday for the first time since undergoing sports hernia surgery in April, the Washington Times reports.
May 9, 2013Loose Pucks | Washington Examiner Brian McNally Capitals forward Brooks Laich participated in the team’s morning skate at Madison Square Garden on Wednesday morning. Read more on WashingtonExaminer.com washingtonexaminer.com/blogs/loose-pucks
Washington Capitals May 8, 2013Capitals Watch | Washington Times Brooks Laich skates for first time since sports hernia surgery
Washington Capitals May 8, 2013Washington Post It's still uncertain when Brooks Laich will begin skating again, but Coach Adam Oates said the Capitals expect that the forward will play this posteason. Laich underwent sports hernia surgery earlier this month after re-injuring his groin on April 4 against the New York Islanders. Read full article >>
Washington Capitals April 29, 2013Loose Pucks | Washington Examiner Brian McNally Capitals coach Adam Oates confirmed on Monday that forward Brooks Laich underwent sports hernia surgery earlier this month. Read more on WashingtonExaminer.com washingtonexaminer.com/blogs/loose-pucks
Washington Capitals April 29, 2013Capitals Insider | Washington Post It’s still uncertain when Brooks Laich will begin skating again, but Coach Adam Oates said the Capitals expect that the forward will play this posteason. Laich underwent sports hernia surgery earlier this month after re-injuring his groin on April 4 … Continue reading →
Washington Capitals April 29, 2013Loose Pucks | Washington Examiner Brian McNally Capitals forward Brooks Laich underwent sports hernia surgery earlier this month, according to sources with direct knowledge of the players’ situation. That story was first reported Sunday morning by The Washington Post on its web site. Read more on WashingtonExaminer.com washingtonexaminer.com/blogs/loose-pucks
Washington Capitals April 28, 2013Washington Post Brooks Laich underwent surgery to repair a sports hernia earlier this month after re-injuring his groin, according to a team source familiar with the forward's recovery process. Laich has missed all but nine games this season with a nagging groin injury but there's optimism within the organization that he could return to the Capitals' lineup in time for a second-round playoff series or even sooner. Read full article >>
Washington Capitals April 28, 2013