NHL Team
All eras come to an end, and these two teams were the very best in it. Both the Pittsburgh Penguins and the Washington Capitals have had their 8+ year playoff streaks ended with the NY Islanders clinching the 8th seed, thus ending one of the most exciting eras in NHL history. Do you know when …
The Penguins And Capitals’ Playoff Streaks Have Ended… Read More »
Some of these moves really make me question how these GMs have gotten their jobs. The NHL trade deadline week has inspired the GMs from all around the league to embrace their inner The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly characters with the moves they pulled off. Who doesn’t love The Good, The Bad, And …
The NHL Trade Deadline Week Has Had Good, Bad, And Downright Ugly Moves… Read More »
Wow, this trade couldn’t have happened at a better time. The Boston Bruins have traded away Craig Smith and three draft picks in exchange for the Capitals’ Orlov and Hathaway, further proving that this is their “Last Dance” at the Cup. I must be a fortune teller or something. Literally less than a half hour …
Bruins EMPTY OUT Draft Haul For One Last Cup Run With Capitals’ Orlov, Hathaway Trade Read More »
The end is fast approaching for this Capitals team. With the regular season coming to a close, the Washington Capitals find themselves outside of the playoff cutoff as the grasp of rebuilding tears at their aging core’s skates. I’m not going to write off the Capitals yet, but their chances of making the playoffs are …
Capitals Are Hanging On From Falling Into The Black Pit Of Rebuilding For Dear Life Read More »
The Great 8 finally has 800 goals. Alex Ovechkin continues to make history as with his hattrick against the Chicago Blackhawks, he broke into extremely exclusive the 800-goal club and now sits only one goal shy of tying the great Gordie Howe. Alex Ovechkin will go down as the greatest modern day goal scorer for …
Alex Ovechkin Has Made It Into The 800 Goal Club! Read More »
It sure seems like this is the end of an era for Washington. With the Capitals just barely keeping above .500 on the year, it seems like the Ovechkin era and the success that came with it is coming to an end. You can’t stay great forever, and that’s especially true for even the greatest …
