Eric Fehr

DCist.com Caps, Fehr Come to Terms on Two-Year Deal NHL.com For the third straight day, the Washington Capitals announced a contract signing of one of their restricted free agents. On Thursday, Eric Fehr and the Capitals came to terms on a two-year deal that will ... Fehr resigns for two year DC Pro Sports Report 2010 NHL Free Agency: Capitals sign Eric Fehr, Michael Nylander clears waivers msnbc.com Capitals re-sign Fehr CANOE Washington Post (blog)  - SB Nation DC (blog)  - DCist.com all 15...Read Full Story

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Washington Capitals have signed former first-round draft pick Eric Fehr, who set career highs in goals and assists last season, to a two-year contract, the team said on Thursday. Fehr scored 21 goals and had 18 assists while averaging 12:07 of ice time. All of the 105 other NHL players who scored at least 20 goals averaged more ice time than Fehr. The 24-year-old right wing, drafted by Washington in 2003, registered three goals in seven playoff games last season...Read Full Story

Right-winger Eric Fehr has signed a US$4.4-million, two-year contract to stay with the Washington Capitals. View post: Fehr signs two-year deal to stay with CapitalsRead Full Story

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“It was actually a shock to me,” he told Toronto’s 590 The Fan on Tuesday. “I didn’t really know I was really being shopped around or anything like that. I just got a call from the Caps GM George McPhee, one day, and he told me I had been dealt, and he told me I’d been dealt to Winnipeg. “Obviously I was sad when I heard I was being traded — I have a lot of friends in Washington and I’ve been there a lot of years and I really enjoyed my time there. But when he said Winnipeg ,that made it...Read Full Story

Last season the Washington Capitals scored an impressive 313 goals with seven different 20-goal scorers, including Eric Fehr, who set career highs in goals (21), assists (18) and points (39). His 1.48 goals per sixty minutes of ice time during five on five was more than both $100 million winger Ilya Kovalchuk and Hart Trophy winner Henrik Sedin, but does this mean 2010-11 will be another breakout year for the 24-year-old former first-round pick? Looking at Fehr's last three seasons, we see a...Read Full Story

SUN: You guys had such a great season, so do you still have a bitter taste in your mouth after losing to Montreal in the playoffs? EF : Yeah, we weren’t happy with the way it ended. We didn’t play the way we wanted to and Montreal played well. But, at the same time, we didn’t play the way we needed to to win. We’ve got a really good team and we want to make the next round and make up for what we did last year … We haven’t gotten over it yet but once we start the season, we’ll turn the...Read Full Story

Eric Fehr, who scored 43 goals over the past three seasons for the Washington Capitals despite playing mostly on the third and fourth lines, was traded to the Winnipeg Jets on Friday for minor-league forward Danick Paquette and a fourth-round pick in the 2012 Entry Draft. The trade is conditional on Fehr—who was born in Manitoba and continues to make a home there during the offseason—passing a physical with Winnipeg by 5 p.m. ET on Monday.Read Full Story

Welcome back, Eric Fehr . The hero of the Winter Classic hasn’t played since Jan. 14 when he rammed into teammate David Steckel during a line change and injured his right shoulder. It’s been a long, tedious eight weeks. But Fehr will be back in the lineup tonight for the Caps when the host Edmonton. He had eight goals and nine assists in 41 games before getting hurt. “I want to get involved as quick as possible,” Fehr said. “Just getting out there and making sure you can win your battles...Read Full Story

So lost in an avalanche of trade news, Caps right wing Eric Fehr took to the ice for a full practice on Monday morning. Fehr, who hasn’t played since Jan. 14, wanted to test his injured shoulder. It wasn't as physical as a game, obviously. But Bruce Boudreau watched intently as Fehr dug into the corners going after pucks. That alone tells him his third-line right wing is gaining confidence. "I think my range is pretty much back,” Fehr said. “Just trying to get my shoulder feeling strong so...Read Full Story