Washington Capitals

Kicking It airs Sept. 9 on ESPN2 at 9 p.m. ET and on Sept. 10 at 10 p.m. ET. Welcome to The Show! On Thursday, Washington Capitals owner Ted Leonsis will stop by to chat about the release of his new documentary ...  

When the Washington Capitals were among the worst teams in the NHL, majority owner Ted Leonsis had no interest in celebrating the past. ...  

Filed under: Capitals, NHL Fans, NHL Hall of FameThis morning over at Puck Daddy, my friend Greg Wyshynski wondered out loud whether or not Hall of Fame winger Mike Gartner deserved to have his number retired by the Washington Capitals, the team he broke into the NHL with in 1979. In Greg's book...  

The Washington Capitals announced Tuesday that former star forward Mike Gartner's number 11 will be retired by the club this season.  

Hall of Fame right wing Mike Gartner, the fourth overall pick in the 1979 draft, scored at least 35 goals in his first nine seasons in Washington.  

When the Washington Capitals were among the worst teams in the NHL, majority owner Ted Leonsis had no interest in celebrating the past.  

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It's that time of the year again: time for media people to deliver their votes for the NHL's best players. I don't have a vote, but the voting should look like this: This Alexander Ovechkin chap already has locked up the Art Ross Trophy as the league ...  

Ovechkin, a forward for the Washington Capitals, was this year’s league MVP while also leading the NHL in scoring and goals. Fellow third-year player Crosby ...  

The Washington Capitals have signed center David Steckel to a one-year contract extension for the 2009-10 season, vice president and general manager George ...  

If not for the patience of the Colorado Avalanche, Joe Sakic could have become the NHL's version of Brett Favre.  

The NHL camps open in two weeks and Mats Sundin still hasn't decided if he'll return for another season.  

The Nashville Predators suspended forward Alexander Radulov indefinitely without pay for deciding to stick with his Russian KHL team rather than return to the NHL club.  

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Movements in the world of hockey Tuesday: National Hockey League NASHVILLE PREDATORS-Suspended F Alexander Radulov indefinitely without pay for deciding to ...