Injured Washington Capitals star TJ Oshie's support ... P.S. For those throwing out jerseys… maybe just scrape off the name and number,' he wrote. 'Remember the name on the front is a hell ...

The Washington Capitals snuck their way into the Stanley ... Minnesota Wild’s Filip Gustavsson, and New Jersey Devils’ Jacob Markstrom as the Vezina Trophy favorites. Thompson didn’t even ...

Select participating programs on Jan. 4 donated a team jersey to the Capitals ... The total number of USA Hockey-registered youth hockey players (ages 18 and under) in the Washington D.C. area ...

His record right now, and what he’s done for the Washington Capitals team, that would be a guy that I would include…Those numbers are absurd. Yes, I know he hasn’t played as many games as ...

First reported by ESPN’s Kevin Weekes (on the side of the New Jersey Turnpike), the Capitals ... in Washington, Thompson has stolen the show with his impressive record and stellar numbers.

The Pittsburgh Penguins' organizational history has a plethora of great players, and we've decided to go through the best Penguins' players to wear each jersey number. Today, we continue the list ...

During Trump's second inauguration, Oshie posted a screenshot of the White House featuring the phrase "America is back" prominently displayed. His post, accompanied by the message "God Bless America," ...

They recently put their lines in a blender in search of jumpstarting the offense and it has yet to lead to results. Simply ...

The Montreal Canadiens aimed to continue their impressive streak when they arrived in the American capital city for a matchup against the Washington ... switching his jersey number to No. 13 ...

Goaltending can make all the difference in hockey. If you have a goalie in the Vezina conversation, chances are you’re sitting in a playoff spot and close to the top of the league standings.

Washington Capitals ... they would be tossing Oshie’s jerseys in the trash. "P.S. For those throwing out jerseys… maybe just scrape off the name and number. Remember the name on the front ...