CSN Washington 4 hours ago
NHL MVP: And the Hart Trophy should go to ...
Unlike last season, this year's Hart Trophy race will be a lot like the NHL's scoring race. A runaway.
CSN Washington 16 hours ago
Caps Insider breaks down who stays and who goes
Chuck Gormley talks about the possibilities of retooling the Caps roster.
CSN Washington 21 hours ago
Ward, Chimera, Brouwer get the call from Canada
Jason Chimera will be making his third appearance in the World Championships. A total of seven Capitals are expected to compete.
Washington Post 21 hours ago
Caps Insider: Capitals season review: Top six forwards
After rotating through four systems and three coaches in the previous three seasons, the Washington Capitals finally started a year on what seemed to be solid ground. In the second year under Coach Adam Oates, with no new system to learn and with a full training camp, they were expected to take the next step forward. Read full article >>
Capitals Insider | Washington Post 21 hours ago
Capitals season review: Top six forwards
After rotating through four systems and three coaches in the previous three seasons, the Washington Capitals finally started a year on what seemed to be solid ground. In the second year under Coach Adam Oates, with no new system to learn and with a full training camp, they were expected to take the next step […]
CSN Washington Apr 18, 2014
Caps' defensemen rally around Calle Johansson
Assistant coach Calle Johansson took the brunt of the blame for the Caps' defensive failures this season. His players say that's not fair.
CSN Washington Apr 17, 2014
Varlamov, Avalanche ready for postseason return
Former Caps goaltending prospect Semyon Varlamov and the Colorado Avalanche are back in the playoffs for first the first time since 2010.
CSN Washington Apr 17, 2014
Oates on Ovechkin: 'He's our identity'
Since his arrival, the success of Adam Oates has been tied to Alex Ovechkin. Which means ...
Washington Post Apr 17, 2014
Capitals’ Alex Ovechkin under fire again
No matter how a Washington Capitals’ season ends, who the coach is, how the roster is constructed or which way the team is trying to play, the majority of the criticism levied upon the organization is directed toward Alex Ovechkin. Read full article >>
CSN Washington Apr 17, 2014
Blues set to tackle injuries, Blackhawks in RD1
For just the second time in NHL history, two teams with at least 107 points will meet in Round 1 of the Stanley Cup Playoffs.
CSN Washington Apr 17, 2014
Rivalry renewed as Rangers meet Flyers in RD1
The Rangers and Flyers occupied the Metropolitan Division basement in late October, but they meet six months later in the Stanley Cup Playoffs.
Washington Post Apr 17, 2014
Caps Insider: Capitals season review: Defensemen
The Capitals’ biggest weakness this season was their play in their own end. Often unable to clear the puck consistently or engineer a proper breakout, Washington spent far too much time trapped in its own zone, which led to lopsided possession at even strength (47.6 Corsi for percentage, seventh-worst in the league) and a glaring minus-276 shot differential five-on-five. Read full article >>
Capitals Insider | Washington Post Apr 17, 2014
Capitals season review: Defensemen
The Capitals’ biggest weakness this season was their play in their own end. Often unable to clear the puck consistently or engineer a proper breakout, Washington spent far too much time trapped in its own zone, which led to lopsided possession at even strength (47.6 Corsi for percentage, seventh-worst in the league) and a glaring […]
Washington Post Apr 17, 2014
DC Sports Bog: Fan shows Caps pride on prosthetic leg
Caps fan Brian Sealock has a relatively unique way of showing his fandom for the Washington Capitals. He wears it on his prosthetic leg. Sealock, of Winchester, lost his right leg in a work accident in 2008. While he isn’t the first fan to show team spirit (or RGIII spirit) this way, he’s likely the only Caps fan. Read full article >>
CSN Washington Apr 17, 2014
Brooks Laich: 'We have to have an identity'
As the longest tenured pro athlete in Washington, Brooks Laich has some strong opinions on what's wrong with the Capitals.
