Capitals "inching closer" to trading Ivan Miroshnichenko, with multiple teams still involved despite expected high price (report) https://t.co/CX6IE0PPVg
Jack St. Ivany will make his Capitals debut tonight alongside Cole Hutson.
Spencer Carbery explained ahead of the game what St. Ivany needs to know when playing next to the rookie’s unique skill set.
"Cole’s going to be in some different spots, and he just has to be aware," Carbery said. https://t.co/vyS9LOP6Xu
Solid claim for the Caps.
Jack St. Ivany’s a big, physical defenseman who plays a defense-first style, can log reliable minutes and has gotten better each year.
27-year-old RHD with upside who can fill in nicely with Vinny Desharnais on the shelf for a bit.
The Capitals have reportedly given Ivan Miroshnichenko permission to seek a trade, but will only make a move for a "legit return." https://t.co/DcC1bjzLB8
Nine games is an admittedly small sample size, even in a slightly expanded 84-game NHL slate.
Mike Vogel writes on the early impressions of the Caps’ No. 9, who leads the club in scoring with eight points going into #CapsSabres https://t.co/MN1GLRzlIh
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The Washington Capitals have announced the 23 players who will make up the team’s roster for the season opener versus the Carolina Hurricanes at Lenovo Center on Friday, Oct. 2 at 7 PM. https://t.co/yKLkdUyn2r
A first look at the Capitals' power-play units and why one of them looks very, very familiar, Jordan Kyrou and the Protaii are clicking well and more in today's notebook:
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