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David Booth Day continues, final post-game 'Liners, and Happy Easter!
Published 4/12/2009 by Whale4ever at Litter Box Cats
... Japers' Rink (WAS) - an SBNation blog On Frozen Blog (WAS) Capitals Kremlin ...

Best of MVN: Is Clinton Portis Past His Prime?
Published 4/10/2009 at MVN Outsider
... "If you've followed our media critiques over the years, you know that we've no warm and fuzzy spot for the World Wide Leader in Loudmouth, Arrogant, and Puck-Indifferent Broadcasting." The OFB Team weighs in with commentary on an interview Puck the Media conducted with former ESPN sportscaster Jack Edwards. ...

Franzen Close to Signing?
Published 4/2/2009 by Matt Saler at On the Wings
... Scarlett Ice Northwest Battle of Alberta Canucks & Beyond Canucks Hockey Blog Completely Hammered Five Hole Fanatics Hitthepost! mc78hockey Nucks Misconduct Open Ice Hits stick in rink Wild Puck Banter Pacific Andrew’s Dallas Stars and NHL Blog One Fan’s Perspective Sharks Page Southeast A View from the Cheap Seats CanesCountry CasonBlog Japer’s Rink On Frozen Blog Southeast Shootout Sweet Tea, Barbecue, and Bodychecks Player Search ...

On the road with Capitals Kremlin!
Published 3/27/2009 by noreply@blogger.com (TillyCapsFan) at Capitals Kremlin
CK is checking out a possible future life in upstate New York after college graduation this spring. So far, he hasn't been spotted by vigilant Sabres fans, thanks to a red cloaking device on loan from Capital Spirit (Thanks, Spirit! One game in civvies won't hurt you.) TillyCapsFan here to take this sporty little blog out for a spin. Let's see. What's in the glove compartment? Japer's Rink, Peerless Prognosticator, Capitals Insider, On Frozen Blog. OK, got the essentials. Let's rev things up. What to do? What to do? How ...

Bolts Beyotch-Slapped By the Southeast Division
Published 3/22/2009 at MVN RSS
The Southeastern division isn't known as one of the power divisions in the NHL, but don't tell that to the Tampa Bay Lightning, as the Bolts spent the weekend getting slapped around by division leader Washington and doormat Atlanta. The ironic thing about the Bolts loss to Washington on Friday night, a 5-2 barnburner, wasn't the fact that they were again owned by the Caps. The Bolts were in an uproar over the antics by Caps phenom Alex Ovechkin. Alexander the Great scored his 50th of the season and did a hockey version of a touchdown dance, mimicking a "too hot to handle" hockey stick. Here ...

Alex Ovechkin Celebrates 50th Goal
Published 3/20/2009 by Tyler at NHL Digest
Alexander Ovechkin scored his 50th goal of the 2008-2009 season on March 19.   Ovechkin, who leads the National Hockey League in goals, is favored by many fans as the most impactful and exciting player in the league. Ovechkin celebrated his 50th goal by dropping his stick and when attempting to pick it up, pretended it was too hot to touch! Click here to view the embedded video. [Video thanks to On Frozen Blog] Too Much Celebration? I wonder what Don Cherry, who criticized Ovechkin on the February 28th edition of ...

Gameday: Ovechkin leads Caps into Philly
Published 3/12/2009 by Travis Hughes at Broad Street Hockey
#3 Washington Capitals (41-21-6, 88 pts) at #4 Philadelphia Flyers (36-19-10, 82 pts) Wachovia Center  - 7:00 PM EST - Philadelphia, PA TV: CSN Philly HD, CSN Mid Atlantic Radio: 610 WIP, XM 206 This is the open game thread. Behind Enemy Lines: Japer's Rink, On Frozen Blog, Capitals Kremlin The games just seem more important every single day, don't they? This one is huge. The Capitals come into South Philly tonight amidst a modest slump. So far in March, they've picked up just three ...

Entry 'Alex Ovechkin is the Best Wii Boxing Player in the World BY FAR' (ID:117899) edited by user 'PenguinsExperience'
Published 3/7/2009 by PenguinsExperience (penguinsexperience@gmail.com) at Movable Type System Activity
... Published Blog: Penguins Experience Title: Alex Ovechkin is the Best Wii Boxing Player in the World BY FAR Author: PenguinsExperience I saw this over on On Frozen Blog a while ago and I wanted to comment on it then but, with the Penguins playing the Capitals tomorrow, it seems like a good thing to mention now. ...

Empty Netter Assists - Eastern Conference - 3-2-09
Published 3/2/2009 by Seth Rorabaugh at Empty Netters
... two more than the Penguins. -Washington's Alex Ovechkin actually blamed the officials for the loss saying "Sometimes, the referees don't see their penalties. They see more our penalties." -Ovechkin doesn't really think much of Don Cherry. He does like Cherry's suits however. -The Capitals superstar doesn't mind fighting little girls: (Kudos to On Frozen Blog for the find.) -What defense? Vincent Lecavalier and Martin St. Louis each ...

The Canadian Way: Boring and Dirty, According to Don Cherry
Published 3/1/2009 at The Sporting Blog
In this clip from Saturday's Hockey Night in Canada, Canadian nationalist Don Cherry rips Alex Ovechkin's celebratory ways. Wait ... Don Cherry ripping a Sidney Crosby rival? Quel surprise! The real telling content here is what Cherry refers to as "the Canadian way." ...

Peepin' Foes: Washington Capitals
Published 2/11/2009 by Scotty Hockey (noreply@blogger.com) at Scotty Hockey
Where We Are: The Rangers are showing their true colours and they aren't blue, red and white. But as terrible as they are, the last time they played the Caps they put together an incredible effort - they lost ...

Blog plug
Published 2/5/2009 by Rich Hammond at Inside the Kings
... We'll get the game chat going here soon, for those who want to chat during the game (4 p.m. start in the West). For now, you can check out a real nice blog that I've become familiar with. On Frozen Blog is about the Washington Capitals, and it's run by three folks who do a really nice job of covering the team, even though they're not professional journalists. In the interest of full disclosure, one of the guys, Mike, is a friend of one of my closest friends, and I got to meet him over the weekend, but I'd have praise for them even if that wasn't the case. It's a ...

101 Sports Blogs and Bloggers You should be Following On Twitter
Published 1/28/2009 by houroc at Hail Mary Jane
Twitter is quickly becoming every internet users obsession. It's being called the "new myspace" and for pretty good reason. It is a microblogging platform that allows you to share your thoughts, ideas and links in 140 characters or less. It is very personal and allows you to socialize and network with many people including celebs, athletes and of course your favorite bloggers. With that being said, here 100 of the top notch sports bloggers who are using Twitter right now. Disclaimer: This is NOT a ranking system. They are in no particular order. Just in the order in ...

Capitals-Islanders matinee: Two injured clubs meet
Published 1/19/2009 by Dominik at Lighthouse Hockey
(Teaser: there is a video at the end of this post you probably don't want to miss.) We've whined about it all season for this shallow-depth club, but here's your official cover for futility, courtesy of James Mirtle at From the Rink: The Islanders are by his count the most injured club this season, with 276 man-games lost and counting. The problem with the whole "excuses are for horses and hand grenades" thing? (Wait...something's amiss there.) The Capitals are third on the list, with 231. It's a sign of their depth that the Caps have done so much better, with injuries to roles ...

Habs 5, Sens 4 (SO): Well, So Much For That
Published 1/18/2009 by Senators Lost Cojones (noreply@blogger.com) at Five for Smiting - Your Ottawa Senators Blog And Group Hug
Due to certain dinner commitments, I was only able to see the first and third periods (as much as I begged, Beloved wouldn't allow me to wheel our hosts' television into their formal dining room. Something about "rude" and "idiot"), but judging from the excellent game recap supplied by The Artist Formally Known As Sherry, 'tis probably better that way. Alex Picard has already cost me five stress balls, two remotes and one neighbour so far this season. The Highs I actually saw: Stop that! Stop that! You're not going to do a song while I'm 'ere: ...

Pittsburgh Penguins vs. Anaheim Ducks [Open Thread]
Published 1/17/2009 by FrankD at PensBurgh
 PITTSBURGH PENGUINS (21-20-4) vs ANAHEIM DUCKS (22-18-5) MELLON ARENA IN PITTSBURGH @ 7:30 RADIO FEED ON WXDX.COM, for video try channelsurfing.net Find a video feed here DUCKS ...

Wednesday Free-For-All
Published 1/14/2009 by J.P. at Japers' Rink
No recap. No preview. Just thread, and plenty of it. Oh, and Happy Birthday wishes to former Cap Alan May and our buddy Gustafsson at OFB who turns, I believe, 22 today.

Monday Ice Water Cooler!
Published 1/12/2009 by Stevens8204 (stevens8204@gmail.com) at The Program
A source of frustration....OY!!!! Needless to say the third Ducks goal was questionable but the Devils had their chances. That and the defense was just not that good again. Memo to Colin White and Paul Martin....please do try and play tomorrow night in Vancouver. That was bad! In the end, the Ducks held on to win 4-3 and as a result I will have no hair after tonight....I kid you not!!!!!! So on this Monday morning (afternoon for you on the East and Central time zones)....there are some ...

Q&A with On Frozen Blog
Published 1/5/2009 by Jen C. at RANGERLAND.NET
... We asked the good folks at On Frozen Blog to answer a few questions for us about the Capitals and being a Caps fan. We had hoped to get this done before Saturday’s game, but the planets were aligned against us. Enjoy. ...

Sunday Smorgasbord 1-4
Published 1/5/2009 by Caps Nut (noreply@blogger.com) at Bleatings From a Caps Nut
All four home teams in the NFL Playoffs this weekend were underdogs and two of them still won. It goes to show just how much Vegas knows but is also a clear indication that the NFL has pretty much achieved the parity that it longs for. Oddly enough, it was the six seeds Bhawlmuher and Philly that lived up to the expectations and now face the number one seeds next weekend. However, all four home teams are the favorites and don't expect all four to win next weekend either. And speaking of playoffs, if it is the New Year, it must be time for the "unbiased" media to once again complain about the College Bowl ...