Monday, July 23, 2012
New assistant coach
The capitals have announced that Tim Hunter former caps assistant coach from 97-98. That means our bench is 100% caps veterans from the cup run. I hope this is what's called stacking the deck with wins
Wednesday, July 18, 2012
Callle joooooooooooooooo!!!!!!!!!
Caps have announced that the first new assistant coach this year will be none other than the real #6 Calle Johansson. Calle has spent over 1000 games in a caps sweater as a defence man. and I'm starting to really like where this is going who's next?
Kolzig?
Bondra?
May?
Kolzig?
Bondra?
May?
Monday, July 16, 2012
Saturday, July 14, 2012
caps sign matt clackson fromt he chicago wolves
The Washington Capitals have signed forward Matt Clackson to a one-year
contract, vice president and general manager George McPhee announced
today. Clackson will earn $525,000 at the NHL level and $75,000 at the
AHL level.
Wednesday, July 11, 2012
Wolski-what's a doodle?
Caps sign LW Wojtek Wolski to 1-year deal for $600K
Low risk could get some good numbers out of him. More thoughts to come later
Low risk could get some good numbers out of him. More thoughts to come later
Monday, July 9, 2012
new ECHL affilate
The Washington Capitals have agreed to an
affiliation agreement with the Reading Royals of the East Coast Hockey
League (ECHL), vice president and general manager George McPhee
announced today.
“We are very pleased to announce our new ECHL affiliation with the Reading Royals,” said McPhee. “The Royals are a first-class organization where our prospects will be playing in an environment that will help them develop to their ultimate potential. We feel the proximity to both Washington and our AHL affiliate in Hershey will be beneficial to all three clubs. We would like to thank the South Carolina Stingrays and their fans for their support over the last eight seasons.”
The Royals finished the 2011-12 campaign with a record of 36-28-4-4 under head coach and director of hockey operations Larry Courville. Courville played 33 career NHL games with Vancouver and appeared in 49 games with the Hershey Bears in 2001-02. He finished his playing career in 2007-08 while playing for the Reading Royals. Reading has made the playoffs in six of its 11 seasons in the ECHL, finishing first in its division twice.
“This affiliation agreement kicks off a new era of Royals’ hockey,” said Royals general manager Mark Wallace. “The Capitals have a deep tradition of success and a proven track record of identifying and developing young talent. The history of success of professional hockey in Hershey is simply legendary. We look forward to working with the Capitals and Bears as we all seek to strengthen and grow our sport in Central Pennsylvania and the Chesapeake region. We believe that fans in Reading are going to have a unique opportunity to closely follow the development of prospects within this system, while being treated to an exceptional quality of play which we trust will translate into winning games in Reading.”
“We are very pleased to announce our new ECHL affiliation with the Reading Royals,” said McPhee. “The Royals are a first-class organization where our prospects will be playing in an environment that will help them develop to their ultimate potential. We feel the proximity to both Washington and our AHL affiliate in Hershey will be beneficial to all three clubs. We would like to thank the South Carolina Stingrays and their fans for their support over the last eight seasons.”
The Royals finished the 2011-12 campaign with a record of 36-28-4-4 under head coach and director of hockey operations Larry Courville. Courville played 33 career NHL games with Vancouver and appeared in 49 games with the Hershey Bears in 2001-02. He finished his playing career in 2007-08 while playing for the Reading Royals. Reading has made the playoffs in six of its 11 seasons in the ECHL, finishing first in its division twice.
“This affiliation agreement kicks off a new era of Royals’ hockey,” said Royals general manager Mark Wallace. “The Capitals have a deep tradition of success and a proven track record of identifying and developing young talent. The history of success of professional hockey in Hershey is simply legendary. We look forward to working with the Capitals and Bears as we all seek to strengthen and grow our sport in Central Pennsylvania and the Chesapeake region. We believe that fans in Reading are going to have a unique opportunity to closely follow the development of prospects within this system, while being treated to an exceptional quality of play which we trust will translate into winning games in Reading.”
Sunday, July 8, 2012
slow week slow morning development camp t-24hrs
Mike Ribeiro will wear the number 9 while playing for the Capitals.
in other news there are reports that Alex Semin is close to signing a 3 yr $30million contract in russia with CSKA
Tuesday, July 3, 2012
more free agency frenzy
The Washington Capitals have signed Defence man Jack Hillen formerly of the Nashville Predators on a contract reportedly worth 650,000
Sunday, July 1, 2012
We got crabb!!!!!
The Caps sign energy guy Joey Crabb, from Toronto. 4th line is Probolly set still no Semin news
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