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Brashear dishes out capital punishment
Bleatings From a Caps Nut found this 1/2/2008 on www.canada.com [flag]
WASHINGTON - Donald Brashear went down early in yesterday's 6-3 win over the Ottawa Senators, but it was all uphill for him after that. The Washington Capitals heavyweight, who received plenty of criticism for fighting Chris Neil, but not Brian McGrattan, in Saturday's 8-6 win over the Ottawa Senators, was a dominating force in the first period yesterday. After slipping and falling to the ice ... [link]

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Caps vs. Senators 1-1-2008 Preview
Published 1/2/2008 by Caps Nut at Bleatings From a Caps Nut
The Local Yokels: (Com)Post. Times. Caps.com. The Neutral Observers: NHL.com AP Wire. The Other Side: Ottawa Citizen: Defenseless, Capital Punishment from Mr. Donald Brashear, game recap. Ottawa Sun: watch out for Boyd Gordon, searching for Cam Neely. Final Thoughts: When I look back on this home-and-home ...

Around the Capitals Rink (1/2)
Published 1/2/2008 by PennSkinsFan at DC Pro Sports Report -- Sports news, stats and analysis from the capital of the free world
... … Tarik also got a good comment from Capitals owner Ted Leonsis on the status of Alexander Ovechkin and a long term deal. He declined to discuss the negotiations with Ovechkin, but did say this: “We love Alex Ovechkin. He’s the bedrock piece of the rebuild of our team, and I expect him Alex Ovechkin to be a Washington Capital for a long, long, long time.” Brashear the bad man … Canada.com has a nice article on the tough Donald Brashear. World Junior Update ...

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