Teams across the NHL are prepping for the 2024-25 season and laying down their ice surfaces and the Washington Capitals have done something special for their 50th anniversary season.
It’s hard not to find Andrew Cristall donning a massive smile. “I just love playing hockey,” Cristall said at the 2023 NHL Draft combine, weeks before the Washington Capitals took him in the second round.
With Washington Capitals training camp and preseason on the horizon, one of the questions that will need to be answered is who cracks the NHL team on the blue line.
With the Washington Capitals celebrating their 50th anniversary, NoVa Caps is summarizing each of the previous seasons of the team, from earliest to most recent.
The Toronto Maple Leafs are nearing the finish line in a battle with a division rival team to land Max Pacioretty in free agency. The 35-year-old veteran Max Pacioretty has yet to sign a deal for the 2024-25 NHL season, following two years marked by significant injuries.
The Washington Capitals are entering their 50th season as an NHL franchise and with training camp right around the corner, it's time to start getting Capital One Arena ready for the first puck drop.
The 2024-25 Washington Capitals season is almost here. The organization announced important schedule information regarding their rookie camp and their first day of training camp.
The Washington Capitals will hold their 2024 Rookie Camp from Sept. 13-16 at the McMullen Hockey Arena in Annapolis, Md., senior vice president and general manager Chris Patrick announced today.
During the Washington Capitals’ 50-year history, several players recorded their 1,000th point in a Capitals uniform. These players included players who played the entirety of their career with the Capitals as well as players acquired from elsewhere.
Former Washington Capitals general manager Brian MacLellan took care of the team for one more offseason, before handing the reins over to new GM Chris Patrick.
During the Washington Capitals’ 50-year history, several players played in their 1,000th game in a Capitals uniform. These players included players who
With the Washington Capitals celebrating their 50th anniversary, NoVa Caps is summarizing each of the team’s previous seasons, from earliest to most recent.
Charlie Lindgren has waited a long time for this opportunity. He can claim the starting goalie job for the Washington Capitals for this upcoming 2024-25 season.
The Washington Capitals are hoping they pulled the right strings this summer. The goal is clear: give captain Alexander Ovechkin a chance to win another Stanley Cup.
The Washington Capitals have 15 years of competition with Alex Ovechkin, which fills their list of top ten teams. They had some success before his arrival, with Peter Bondra’s trip to the Cup Final.
With this week being NHL Goalie Week in the hockey world, it is the perfect time to talk about the contributions of Braden Holtby for the Washington Capitals.
The Washington Capitals were among the NHL’s most surprising playoff teams ever last season. They had a -37 goal differential, helped by Alex Ovechkin’s 31 goals.
The Edmonton Oilers are still dealing with the ramifications on their blue line of denying to match a two-year, $9.16M offer sheet given to defenseman Philip Broberg by the St. Louis Blues.
One of the better free-agent options left on the board should find a new home in the coming days as Frank Seravalli of Daily Faceoff reports forward Max Pacioretty has at least three offers from teams and should decide on his new home soon.
Ovechkin will be 39 to start this season, has two years left on his contract and needs just 42 goals to become the sport’s all-time leader.
Right now, the Capitals’ pipeline is in an interesting spot.
The Washington Capitals are giving a former fan-favorite a second chance at rejoining the team.
Washington Capitals star forward Alex Ovechkin still has plenty left in the tank, but that doesn’t mean he hasn’t already started contemplating how — and where — he’d like to end his professional hockey career.
The Capitals have officially loaned 2024 second-round pick Leon Muggli back to Switzerland’s EV Zug for 2024-25, the team announced. The National League club said in July that it was in discussions to take the 18-year-old defenseman back on loan for this season after he signed his entry-level contract with Washington.
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