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2013 Rink Wrap: Troy Brouwer

Japers' Rink — Japers' Rink Player Card (click for hi-res version; a glossary of terms used in this post can be found here; data via Behind the Net, Hockey Analysis, CapGeek and NHL.com; h/t Habs EOTP): Brouwer and his most frequent linemates: 2013 Capitals 5v5 Forward Usage, via Hockey Abstract: Brouwer's Past Five Seasons (via Hockey Analysis): Previous Rink Wrap: 2011-12 (5.60 rating) Key Stat: Brouwer’s 0.40 goals per game output (and 33 goal pace across a full 82-game season) was the highest output from a Caps second-line winger since Alexander Semin’s 0.43 goal pace in 2010-11. Inte...

Washington Capitals May 23, 2013

Thursday Caps Clips

Japers' Rink — Your savory breakfast links: Alex Ovechkin sits down for a one-on-one with Mike Vogel. [Monumentall (video)] If post-season player evaluations are your thing, today is your day: Troy Brouwer. [GM on a Couch, and look for our take on his year later this morning] Jack Hillen. [Peerless] Tomas Kundratek. [Ibid.] Jeff Schultz. [RtR] Tendies. [WaPo] And here's a look at the Caps' cupboard in Chocolatetown. Yeah, me neither. [THW] Y'know, the Reading Royals' goalie Riley Gill has been putting up some great numbers in this Kelly Cup run. Good enough that Coach Courville invited th...

Washington Capitals May 23, 2013

Rangers fall to Caps on Ribeiro's OT goal, are game from elimination

New York Daily News — Friday night at the Verizon Center, Capitals defenseman Karl Alzner’s slap shot hit the skate of forward Troy Brouwer and deflected to the front of the net, where Washington center Mike Ribeiro buried it past Henrik Lundqvist with 10:36 remaining in overtime to put the Rangers in a 3-2 series hole.    

New York Rangers May 10, 2013

The Noon Number: 2

Japers' Rink — The Noon Number: 2 - Number of players in the League with at least 19 goals and 100 hits: Alex Ovechkin (30 and 109) and Troy Brouwer (19 and 104). (For what it's worth, the Caps are averaging around two hits more per home game than road match, so it's quite possible they're being over-counted at Verizon Center. Also, yes, "hits" is an inconsistently kept stat at best, and a negative one at the team level. Still... hits and goals! Hockey!)

Washington Capitals April 22, 2013

Capitals’ second line success providing offensive balance

Capitals Insider | Washington Post — Early in the season, offensive production from Troy Brouwer and Mike Ribeiro that kept the Capitals afloat. Then the first-line talents of Alex Ovechkin, Nicklas Backstrom and Marcus Johansson found their scoring groove to help push Washington into playoff position. … Continue reading →    

Washington Capitals April 21, 2013

Capitals' second line success providing offensive balance

Washington Post — Early in the season, offensive production from Troy Brouwer and Mike Ribeiro that kept the Capitals afloat. Then the first-line talents of Alex Ovechkin, Nicklas Backstrom and Marcus Johansson found their scoring groove to help push Washington into playoff position. Read full article >>    

Washington Capitals April 21, 2013

Second Period Thread

Japers' Rink — The Caps lead by two over the Canadiens thanks to goals from forwards Alex Ovechkin and Troy Brouwer. Braden Holtby has kept the Habs off the board with nine saves, Carey Price good for six of his own. The second period is straight ahead. Washington Capitals Hockey Tweets

Washington Capitals April 20, 2013

Third Period Thread

Japers' Rink — Second period goals from Troy Brouwer and Nicklas Backstrom extend the Capitals lead to four. Holtby continues to impress, putting aside all 21 Canadiens' shots. The third period is straight ahead. Washington Capitals Hockey Tweets

Washington Capitals April 20, 2013

Troy Brouwer relishing role as a shooter, scorer

Capitals Insider | Washington Post —   Troy Brouwer has made a career out of being a complementary top-six forward by finishing checks in the corners, distracting goaltenders with his presence in front and chipping in with occasional offense. As he played alongside Alex Ovechkin and … Continue reading →    

Washington Capitals April 16, 2013

Second Period Thread

Japers' Rink — The Caps started slow with six minutes of squandered power play time but got tallies from Troy Brouwer, Jack Hillen, and Alex Ovechkin shortly after. Ribeiro registered his 600th NHL point with a primary assist and Ovechkin now leads Steven Stamkos for the League lead in goals, 3-0 good guys. The second period is straight ahead. We send our best wishes to Nate Thompson after that scary scene. Washington Capitals Hockey Tweets

Washington Capitals April 14, 2013

Caps' Brouwer Contributes Two Goals

CBSSports.com Fantasy — Troy Brouwer scored two goals -- the first on a power play, the second into an empty net -- in Thursday's 3-1 win over the Hurricanes.

April 12, 2013

Troy Brouwer scores twice vs Canes - Troy Brouwer (W) Washington Capitals

Rotoworld — Troy Brouwer netted two goals in a 3-1 win Thursday.

April 11, 2013

Troy Brouwer penalty proves costly in Capitals' los

Capitals Watch | Washington Times — Troy Brouwer penalty proves costly in Capitals' los

Washington Capitals April 1, 2013

Untimely penalty by Troy Brouwer sparks Flyers’ comeback vs. Capitals

Capitals Insider | Washington Post — It was the unforced error the Capitals absolutely didn’t need in the middle of the third period Sunday night while trying to protect a two-goal lead against the Philadelphia Flyers. Troy Brouwer held up Flyers captain Claude Giroux in the … Continue reading →

Washington Capitals March 31, 2013

Untimely penalty by Troy Brouwer sparks Flyers' comeback vs. Capitals

Washington Post — It was the unforced error the Capitals absolutely didn't need in the middle of the third period Sunday night while trying to protect a two-goal lead against the Philadelphia Flyers. Troy Brouwer held up Flyers captain Claude Giroux in the offensive zone and went to the penalty box 12 minutes 32 seconds into the third. Read full article >>

Washington Capitals March 31, 2013

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Troy Brouwer Photos

  • 2013 Rink Wrap: Troy Brouwer
    Japers' Rink Player Card (click for hi-res version; a glossary of terms used in this post can be found here; data via Behind the Net, Hockey Analysis, CapGeek and NHL.com; h/t Habs EOTP): Brouwer and his most frequent linemates: 2013 Capitals 5v5 Forward Usage, via Hockey Abstract: Brouwer's Past Five Seasons (via Hockey Analysis): Previous Rink Wrap: 2011-12 (5.60 rating) Key Stat: Brouwer’s 0.40 goals per game output (and 33 goal pace across a full 82-game season) was the highest output from a Caps second-line winger since Alexander Semin’s 0.43 goal pace in 2010-11. Inte...
  • Thursday Caps Clips
    Your savory breakfast links: Alex Ovechkin sits down for a one-on-one with Mike Vogel. [Monumentall (video)] If post-season player evaluations are your thing, today is your day: Troy Brouwer. [GM on a Couch, and look for our take on his year later this morning] Jack Hillen. [Peerless] Tomas Kundratek. [Ibid.] Jeff Schultz. [RtR] Tendies. [WaPo] And here's a look at the Caps' cupboard in Chocolatetown. Yeah, me neither. [THW] Y'know, the Reading Royals' goalie Riley Gill has been putting up some great numbers in this Kelly Cup run. Good enough that Coach Courville invited th...
  • New York Rangers defenseman John Moore (17) falls with Washington Capitals right wing Troy Brouwer (20) and goalie Henrik Lundqvist (30), from Sweden, nearby, in the first period, of Game 7 first-round NHL Stanley Cup playoff hockey series, Monday, May 13, 2013 in Washington The Associated Press
    New York Rangers defenseman John Moore (17) falls with Washington Capitals right wing Troy Brouwer (20) and goalie Henrik Lundqvist (30), from Sweden, nearby, in the first period, of Game 7 first-round NHL Stanley Cup playoff hockey series, Monday, May 13, 2013 in Washington. (AP Photo/Alex Brandon)
  • Washington Capitals' Troy Brouwer talks to the media during a news conference, Tuesday, May 7, 2013 in New York. The Capitals lead the New York Rangers 2-1 in their first-round NHL hockey Stanley Cup playoff series The Associated Press
    Washington Capitals' Troy Brouwer talks to the media during a news conference, Tuesday, May 7, 2013 in New York. The Capitals lead the New York Rangers 2-1 in their first-round NHL hockey Stanley Cup playoff series. (AP Photo/Mark Lennihan)
  • Washington Capitals' Troy Brouwer talks to the media during a news conference, Tuesday, May 7, 2013 in New York. The Capitals lead the New York Rangers 2-1 in their first-round NHL hockey Stanley Cup playoff series The Associated Press
    Washington Capitals' Troy Brouwer talks to the media during a news conference, Tuesday, May 7, 2013 in New York. The Capitals lead the New York Rangers 2-1 in their first-round NHL hockey Stanley Cup playoff series. (AP Photo/Mark Lennihan)
  • New York Rangers defensemen Ryan McDonagh (27) and Dan Girardi (5) fend off Washington Capitals right wing Troy Brouwer (20) and center Nicklas Backstrom (19), of Sweden, on a power play late in the third period of Game 3 of their first-round NHL hockey Stanley Cup playoff series in New York, Monday, May 6, 2013. The Rangers won 4-3 The Associated Press
    New York Rangers defensemen Ryan McDonagh (27) and Dan Girardi (5) fend off Washington Capitals right wing Troy Brouwer (20) and center Nicklas Backstrom (19), of Sweden, on a power play late in the third period of Game 3 of their first-round NHL hockey Stanley Cup playoff series in New York, Monday, May 6, 2013. The Rangers won 4-3. (AP Photo/Kathy Willens)
  • Washington Capitals right wing Troy Brouwer (20) skates with the puck against Boston Bruins center Tyler Seguin (19) during the first period of an NHL hockey game, Saturday, April 27, 2013, in Washington. The Associated Press
    Washington Capitals right wing Troy Brouwer (20) skates with the puck against Boston Bruins center Tyler Seguin (19) during the first period of an NHL hockey game, Saturday, April 27, 2013, in Washington. (AP Photo/Nick Wass)
  • The Noon Number: 2
    The Noon Number: 2 - Number of players in the League with at least 19 goals and 100 hits: Alex Ovechkin (30 and 109) and Troy Brouwer (19 and 104). (For what it's worth, the Caps are averaging around two hits more per home game than road match, so it's quite possible they're being over-counted at Verizon Center. Also, yes, "hits" is an inconsistently kept stat at best, and a negative one at the team level. Still... hits and goals! Hockey!)
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