Washington Capitals

Caps Fall to Niittymaki, Lightning in Rare Home Loss

With the help of Antero Niittymaki, the Lightning withstood a furious onslaught in the second period, hanging around long enough to catch a couple of breaks and hand the Capitals their first home defeat in regulation since December.

Southeast Division Weekly: 3/12/10

The Washington Capitals clinch the Southeast Division, while the four other teams match up in a fight for their spot in the 2010 playoffs. Find out the latest news and notes in the Southeast Division weekly with Inside Hockey's Diana Driscoll.

Rosie's Rebounds: 3/11/2010

In this edition of Rosie's Rebounds, Tim Rosenthal shares his thoughts on the headshot debate in light of Matt Cooke's cheap shot on Marc Savard, the conference tournaments in college hockey and the return of the Rebounds of the Week for March 11, 2010.

Caps survive in OT to beat 'Canes

The Washington Capitals beat the Carolina Hurricanes 4-3 in front of a rowdy Verizon Center crowd, bouncing back from a loss Wednesday night versus Dallas that snapped a 13-game home winning streak.

Caps Fall to Niittymaki, Lightning in Rare Home Loss

Southeast Division Weekly: 3/12/10

Rosie's Rebounds: 3/11/2010

Caps survive in OT to beat 'Canes

Turco steals win for Stars

An extraordinary effort from goaltender Marty Turco led to a 4-3 shootout win for the Dallas Stars over the Washington Capitals on Monday night. The Caps fired 52 shots towards Turco, which was the team's highest total since 2005.

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Caps top Rangers in Shutout

The Washington Capitals defeated the New York Rangers 2-0 in Jose Theodore’s first shutout of the season; and they continue to prove that their trade deadline moves are taking them in the right direction.

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The Case for Keeping Carlson in DC

It’s starting to look like Washington Capitals' super-blue-chip prospect John Carlson is up here for more than just the standard cup of coffee. Ben Eisenberg discusses what the hero of the 2010 World Junior Championships brings to the table...

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Southeast Division Weekly: 3/5/10

There are lots of trades to discuss in this weeks Southeast Division Weekly and we have a few games to get too as well. Diana Driscoll discusses this and more in the March 5th edition of the Southeast Division Weekly...

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Rosie's Rebounds: 3/5/2010

In this edition of Rosie's Rebounds, Tim Rosenthal rants about the lack of trades in this year's Trade Deadline, the exciting playoff races that are starting to heat up, Don Cherry's appearance on NESN last night and a bonus clip for you entertainment for March 5th, 2010.

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Walker, Knuble Lead Caps Past Tampa

Mike Knuble found the back of the net twice and Scott Walker, inexplicably, also scored two in his Capitals debut. Sometimes the only way to win is to win ugly, and it’s nice to know that the Capitals have the ability to do that. It will serve them well next month.

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Capitals Add Four for Stretch Run

Still disappointed the Caps didn’t land a big fish? Don’t be. They got the top-four defenseman everyone was clamoring for. They added a center who can do a little of everything and perhaps most importantly, they just became by far the deepest team in the league.

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Trade Deadline Blog 2010

Join our columnists and staff writers on Deadline Day as they will share their thoughts on the days events in the 2010 Trade Deadline Blog. Coverage Begins at 12:00 Eastern Time.

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Capitals Should Be Looking to Add Pieces

Why Capitals GM George McPhee should do everything he can to make an addition or two and who he should be looking at. Ben Eisenberg discusses what the Caps should do at the Trade Deadline

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Hershey Trounces Bridgeport 9-2

The Hershey Bears get grizzly when they lose. And when they do lose, this team usually takes it out on whomwever comes onto the ice next. That was evident in Saturday's 9-2 win against the Bridgeport Sound Tigers at the Giant Center.

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Trade Deadline Reporting 2010: Rumors Galore

It’s almost March 3rd, and a perfect storm could be brewing. An inundation of data in a high tech world may force Internet Armageddon upon us. If the brainiacs who helped us avoid the Y2K disaster a decade ago can be found, then someone might want to try and round them up.

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