John Carlson has a new featured item in the Capitals Store on Fanatics just in time for the holidays.
The Norris Trophy finalist’s Funko Pop was added to the store this week and is available for $10.99. It’s listed as “Most Popular in Collectibles.”
Our long international nightmare is over. On Friday, Brandi Holtby revealed that after two days stuck behind the border and away from his family, former Capital Braden Holtby was welcomed into Canada after not having the correct paperwork for his two tortoises.
Saturday, Brandi posted an image of the family’s two beloved pets back at home. A distinguished Honey Holtby proudly posed in front of the Canadian flag while Maple had some stage freight.
I’m just kidding.
Capitals defenseman Jonas Siegenthaler visited the Sauna At The Lake in Switzerland. The lake is 30 minutes away from Zurich where the young prospect lives.
According to Miranda, who primarily runs our Instagram, Siegenthaler did “the full Linda Barrett from Fast Times at Ridgemont High” in the video shared to his Story.
Two of the greatest Russian hockey players of all-time connected for what, at least to me, felt like a historic hockey goal – even if it happened outside of the National Hockey League.
During a Night Hockey League game in Russia, 49-year-old Pavel Bure slipped a pass to Alex Ovechkin who scored near the crease.
Braden Holtby went viral earlier in the week after his wife Brandi revealed that the goaltender couldn’t cross the Canada/United States border because of not having the proper paperwork for his two now-famous tortoises Maple and Honey.
According to Brandi, the couple had an import permit for the pets but did not have an export one from the United States Fish and Wildlife Services. After a bunch of press (you’re welcome), Holtby was able to rejoin his family two days later in Canada after the USFWS reached out to the family to expedite their pets’ permit.
TJ Oshie was given the Mario Lemieux treatment by the Capitals and is officially the first player on the team to put on Washington’s new Reverse Retro jersey. Oshie is among several stars at MedStar Capitals Iceplex who are participating in the team’s optional workouts.
Oshie showed off the new red Screaming Eagle jersey while filming a TikTok video. The video was filmed outside the of the practice facility.
The NHL’s 2020-21 season is going to be different and not just because the Nordiques, North Stars, and Whalers are all coming back in one form or another.
ESPN’s Greg Wyshynski is reporting that not only is there the potential for an All-Canadian division next season but the Washington Capitals and Pittsburgh Penguins, two of the biggest rivals in the sport, are likely to be split up in divisional realignment due to geography.
We don’t have any hockey right now, so here are some ideas from us at RMNB on how you could spend your time.
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Adrian Dater of Colorado Hockey Now is reporting that the Avalanche’s Reverse Retro jersey is the most purchased Reverse Retro sweater in the NHL. According to Dater, the number of jerseys ordered is well into the thousands, and sales are “through the roof.”
The Colorado Avalanche was one of a handful of teams that opened up preorders the day of the Reverse Retro release. The team is selling jerseys through their online store Altitude Athletics.
Four years after being let go by the Capitals, Stan Galiev is one of the top scorers for Ak Bars Kazan, a team in Russia’s Kontinental Hockey League. And Thursday, Stan had a very special guest in attendence.
Former Capitals teammate Evgeny Kuznetsov, who was drafted by Washington the same year as Galiev, was one of 3,157 spectators at Tatneft Arena for Ak Bars’ 7-5 win over Torpedo Nizhny Novgorod.
Galiev scored an even-strength goal from the slot in the second period to give Ak Bars a 3-1 lead. Kuznetsov, who was sitting in a suite, was caught on TV going wild and cheering his close friend.
