Max Scherzer drops baseball instead of puck during ceremonial faceoff
Washington Nationals ace Max Scherzer dropped the ceremonial first puck ahead of the Capitals-Rangers game. Except, Max didn’t bring a puck.
He brought a baseball.
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Injury report for the Capitals vs Rangers game
The Caps end their short homestand before a five game road trip with a date with a familiar foe, the New York Rangers. Catch all the action at 7PM on NBC Sports Washington.
Here is your injury report for tonight’s festivities.
By Chris Cerullo 1 day ago
Report: Nico Hischier close to signing a seven-year extension with Devils worth $7.25 million per season
Nico Hischier, the first overall pick in the 2017 NHL Draft, is about to sign a monster extension with the New Jersey Devils.
According to Pierre LeBrun, the Swiss forward is about to sign a seven-year extension worth $7.25 million per season.
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Caps vs Rangers pregame: Kempny’s comeback
The Washington Capitals are in business again at home, this time against a Metro Division rival in the New York Rangers. The Rangers played last night and loss 5-2 to the New Jersey Devils, so this is prime opportunity for the Caps to beat up on some tired legs.
Puck drop is at 7PM on NBC Sports Washington and I will be back for your recap.
By Chris Cerullo 2 days ago
Michal Kempny will play first game of season against Rangers, Braden Holtby to start
Michal Kempny, who has been out injured since March of last season, will make his grand return to the lineup Friday night against the New York Rangers.
The Capitals defenseman skated on the third pairing with Radko Gudas during the morning skate.
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Capitals place Richard Panik on long term injured reserve, recall Martin Fehervary and Travis Boyd
The Washington Capitals went from being nearly completely healthy to needing to make two call-ups after one boneheaded play against the Toronto Maple Leafs.
Jonas Siegenthaler and Richard Panik both suffered upper-body injuries on Wednesday after the two players crashed into each other off a faceoff. Both players left the game during the third period and went down the tunnel immediately. The Capitals announced Friday that Panik has been placed on long-term injured reserve while Siegenthaler will be a game-time decision.
In response to those injuries, the Capitals recalled Hershey Bears skaters Martin Fehervary and Travis Boyd to Washington. It’s unclear if one or both will play against the New York Rangers tonight.
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Bradley Beal’s decision to re-sign with Wizards was impacted by the success of other local teams
The Washington Capitals won the Stanley Cup in 2018. The Washington Valor won the Arena Bowl in 2018. The Washington Mystics won a WNBA championship in 2019. And the Washington Nationals just advanced to the World Series.
All that winning played a factor in Bradley Beal signing a two-year, $72 million maximum extension with the Washington Wizards on Thursday that kicks in during the 2021-22 season. NBA analysts expected Beal to be traded. Instead, the St. Louis native will play a major role in the Wizards’ rebuild as fellow superstar, John Wall, rehabilitates from a torn Achilles that will keep him out all of next season.
“I love DC,” Beal said in a press conference. “This is where I always wanted to be and this is where I want to be for the rest of my career.”
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Nationals pitcher Max Scherzer to participate in ceremonial puck drop October 18 prior to Capitals game vs. Rangers
On Monday October 14, the Washington Nationals clinched their first ever National League Championship, punching their ticket to the 2019 World Series for the first time in franchise history. It will be the first World Series hosted in the District of Columbia since 1933.
Prior to their game on Friday October 18 against the New York Rangers, the Capitals will honor the Nats’ accomplishment, with star pitcher Max Scherzer participating in a ceremonial puck drop.
By Rachel Cohen 3 days ago
RMNB is going outdoors for its fourth annual hockey tournament
I just wanted to let you know that next Saturday you now have plans.
On October 26, RMNB is renting out the new Washington Capitals refurbished Ridge Road Rink in Germantown, MD to hold our fourth annual ball hockey tournament. In conjunction with DCHL Leagues, we’re hosting 88 players in two co-ed mini-tourneys where teams are formed by your level of play: recreational and advanced. The winning teams will get to hoist the dumbest championship trophy in all of sport: the GR8 Missing Tooth.
Last year’s tournament sold out. The tourney before that one sold out. And the one before that one sold out too.
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First home win: numbers for the morning after
The Washington Capitals secured their first win at Capital One Arena this season, downing the fast paced Toronto Maple Leafs 4-3.
The shots were locked at 32 apiece after regulation, but the Leafs out-attempted the Caps at five-on-five 58 to 55.
By Chris Cerullo 3 days ago
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