
Capitals legend Backstrom to continue career with Swedish club Brynas IF
Washington Capitals legend Nicklas Backstrom isn’t retiring, but his NHL days are likely over. Source link
Washington Capitals legend Nicklas Backstrom isn’t retiring, but his NHL days are likely over. Source link
Hockey is coming. The Washington Capitals announced Wednesday that they will open the 2025-26 season at home against the Boston Bruins on Oct. 8. The game will be the first national broadcast of the season for TNT. Source link
The Washington Capitals missed out on the biggest fish in free agency, the team’s leadership admitted, after Nikolaj Ehlers, the top available forward, signed with the Carolina Hurricanes. Source link
Washington Capitals defenseman Martin Fehervary signed a seven-year, $42 million extension Tuesday, the NHL team announced. Source link
Capitals President Brian MacLellan told reporters last month that he expected a quiet offseason after a hectic summer last year. Free agency begins Tuesday, but Washington already made a handful of moves over the NHL’s draft weekend. Source link
The Capitals were wheeling and dealing this time last year, successfully bringing in fresh faces through trade and free agency while maximizing their final seasons with franchise icon Alex Ovechkin. This year’s NHL summer frenzy, which begins with the first round of the draft on Friday, should be quieter for Washington’s front office. Source link
T.J. Oshie is hanging up his skates. The long-time Capitals winger announced his retirement on Monday evening in front of legions of adoring fans at Washington Harbor, steps away from the Georgetown fountains where he celebrated a Stanley Cup title exactly seven years earlier. Source link
T.J. Oshie is returning to the Georgetown fountains where he celebrated the Stanley Cup championship in 2018. This time, the longtime Capital will make an announcement. Source link
Want a piece of history from Capitals superstar Alex Ovechkin’s record-breaking 895th goal? Source link
The Washington Capitals said Thursday that no decision has been made on Alex Ovechkin’s future in the NHL after an email was sent to season-ticket holders calling next season his last. Source link