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Over some summertime puck sodas, we thought we
would lift a page from a very popular (non-sports)
blog. Now we don’t have a Wii Fit to give away, but we do have some cool stuff in the OFB Store. Periodically — perhaps the final Friday of every month — we are going to give away some of our booty to an OFB reader. Think of it as a thank you for helping make OFB the fun forum that it is today.
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Here’s a great video from HockeyBarn.com — one
in which stellar cameos feature Comcast’s Lisa Hillary, owner
Ted Leonsis, Head Coach Bruce Boudreau, Calder candidate Nicklas Backstrom, some Ovechkin fella, and Caps’ media maestro Nate Ewell doing real good by a monkey suit. Enjoy.
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Washington isn’t a city of vertical architecture, but among the 10- and 12-story office buildings and hotels surrounding the new professional team tennis stadium, home of the Washington Kastles, dozens of men could be seen standing out on terraces, verandas, rooftops, or pressed hard against ...
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Washington Capitals
Alexander Ovechkin
Dovgan, Ovechkin & Kapitonov training
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The Capitals today announced dates for fall camp.
Rookies and prospects will arrive at Kettler Capitals for
workouts that begin on September 14. Regular training camp will commence on Saturday, September 20.
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For our younger readers — and those who’ve
been hit in the head with a puck once
too often to remember — let’s take a fond, retrospective, lingering look at Anna Kournikova as she visits our fair city with the St. Louis Aces to face the Washington Kastles. I suspect very few male readers will mind this brief diversion from the melting asphalt of our nation’s capital today . . . and of course ...
You might ask, what business is it of
a hockey blog to cover a team tennis match?
I might reply, forgive me for wanting to chronicle . . . a legend! Legends are forged both by championship mettle and star-crossed curses. Greg Norman is a legend more for his losing than his winning. And so it is with our sensational starlet from SovetskyLand. So there. It is an interesting time — some ...
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No, not Dale Hunter . . . Tim
Hunter and Rob Zettler have been sucked into The
Great Toronto Void, a.k.a. Leafs Nation, as assistant coaches. Zettler patrolled the Washington blue line from 1999-2002 (with a couple stints in Portland). Hunter was the Capitals’ assistant coach for 5 years, including the team’s run to the Stanley Cup in 1998.
The New Jersey Devils have signed Fedor Fedorov,
Sergei’s younger brother. Fedor spent last year with Dynamo
Moscow, tallying 26 points in 49 games.
Knowing our of association with Russia’s largest sports
daily, SovetskySport, the Most Valuable Network approached us this
week and asked if we’d accept an assignment few who know outdoor sporting events in July in D.C. would even consider: sitting beneath a searing sun, skin clammy with Mid-Atlantic humidity, and blogging . . . on tennis, as played by Russia’s Anna Kournikova.
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I confess I’ve never understood the length, breadth,
and brutality of the NFL preseason. With athletes in
all sports — including intercollegiate ones — now training year-round, the practice by pro football of spending a month-and-a-half-plus in helmets and pads, beating each other’s brains out, out in summer’s worst heat, strikes me as nothing short of insane.
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Hi folks! Winding down a fantastic two weeks
in Alaska with my wife and we’re having a
blast. Not much hockey up here in the summer months of course, but I’m still Rocking the Red 3,000+ miles from home.
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This is an extraordinary American summer weekend, insomuch
as it delivers something rarer than an NHL goalie
scoring a goal: the arrival in theaters of a great and compelling and culture-consuming domestic movie. I’m speaking of course of the new Batman movie, ‘The Dark Knight.’ It isn’t merely exceptionally well reviewed by critics, who are discussing it in terms of Oscars and “classic.”
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The Forechecker today has a fascinating breakdown of
miles traveled by NHL clubs in 2008-09. The San
Jose Sharks will migrate more than 56,000 miles, he tabulates, while only the New York Islanders will travel less than the Caps (28,321 miles). Of course, if the league wised up and reconstituted the Patrick division, there’d be even less travel for the team.
Which home game in the 2008-2009 season is
the most appealing?
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The Capitals begin the season on the road
in Atlanta on Friday, October 10th with the first
home game the next day against Cristobal Huet and the Chicago Blackhawks. Olaf Kolig visits the Phone Booth for the first time on November 10th. This season’s schedule is under a new matrix that has each team to playing six games against each team in its division (24 games), four games against the ...
With the news that the Caps will be
playing the Blackhawks in the season home opener, it
figures that the next potential hurricane could be churning it up in the Atlantic soon. And the name of that storm? Just think of a recently departed goalie whose time in Washington was a brief tumultuous whirlwind, not unlike a hurricane. Oh, if only he went to Carolina, the irony would be complete.
Tim Leone, blogging for the Patriot News, captured
as he always does the flavor of the moment
in Harrisburg, Pa., yesterday, where Caps’ head coach Bruce Boudreau was honored alongside Bears’ GM Doug Yingst. The Dauphin County Commissioners declared Wednesday Bruce Boudreau Day in the county. Bears’ GM Yingst was also honored for his years of service to his community.
I’m in Hershey amid some Bears’ hard-rockers for
the Rush concert in Hershey Stadium tonight. I’ve had
good sport with DC Sports Chick the past 24 hours, whose Canuck husband wanted to name their first child Geddy (irrespective of gender) but who herself would prefer a life free of any more Spirit of the Radio.
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The Washington Capitals will face the Chicago Blackhawks
in their home opener at 7 p.m. on Oct.
11 at Verizon Center, one day after opening the season at Atlanta, the NHL announced today. The league also announced the Capitals will play two games each against Western Conference opponents Columbus, Los Angeles and Nashville during the season.



















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