Published 11/18/2008
by Tarik El-Bashir
at Capitals Insider
Okay, while I'm waiting to get GM George McPhee and Coach Bruce Boudreau on the phone -- they are already in California -- I thought I would throw this question out there: Who deserves to start tomorrow against the Ducks? I've got to admit that I'm torn. Brent Johnson, who was outstanding before going down with a hip injury, told me yesterday that he's 100-percent. Jose Theodore, meantime, was lights out against New Jersey on...Please click on the title to continue reading this entry.
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