While Ryan Leonard and Andrew Cristall didn’t play for the Washington Capitals last season, the two star prospects both might have felt like they did considering the outreach they received from one star player on the team. “I’ve talked with Tom Wilson …
Read MoreThe Washington Capitals’ first big move at the start of NHL Free Agency wasn’t signing a player to a contract. Instead, Washington acquired defenseman Jakob Chychrun from the Ottawa Senators in a trade for Nick Jensen and a draft pick. Chychrun, a play…
Read MoreThe Washington Capitals re-signed Hershey Bears forward Alex Limoges to a one-year, two-way contract ($775,000/$300,000) on Thursday. Limoges’ $300k salary in the minors in 2024-25 is a $65k raise from the year before. A former Little Capital and gradu…
Read MoreTwenty years ago, the direction of the Washington Capitals’ franchise was changed forever when the team selected Alex Ovechkin first overall in the 2004 NHL Draft.
Now, FOCO is honoring the historic moment with an Alex Ovechkin Draft bobblehead. The …
Read MoreHERSHEY, PA — The Hershey Bears’ leading goal-scorer in the Calder Cup Finals is not Ethen Frank, Ivan Miroshnichenko, or Pierrick Dubé. In fact, it’s not even a forward. Swedish defenseman Hardy Häman Aktell, signed by the Washington Capitals over the…
Read MorePascal Vincent is out as Columbus Blue Jackets’s head coach. The Blue Jackets announced the coach’s firing on Monday afternoon. TEAM UPDATE: The #CBJ announce coaching changes. Full Release: https://t.co/BPOT7kiYII pic.twitter.com/cHU3rVUm9D — Columbus…
Read MoreAntoine Keller will have a new home for the next two seasons. Lausanne HC of Switzerland’s National League announced they signed the French-born netminder to a two-year contract Tuesday morning. The 19-year-old backstop played his first season in North…
Read MoreChristian Djoos is returning to the organization that the Washington Capitals originally drafted him from in 2012. The 2018 Stanley Cup champion is headed back to Sweden’s SHL for the first time in just about a decade as he has signed a five-year contr…
Read MoreTed Leonsis’s bid to move the Washington Capitals and Washington Wizards to Northern Virginia ended in late March when he officially signed a $515 million deal with Washington DC to keep his teams at Capital One Arena through 2050. Both fans and the Vi…
Read MorePRINCE FREDERICK, MD — The Washington Capitals didn’t win the Stanley Cup, but still had a season to remember. After missing the playoffs the year before, the Capitals, under rookie head coach Spencer Carbery, weathered much of the adversity that was t…
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