2018 Stanley Cup-winning defenseman, Christian Djoos, signed a two-year deal with EV Zug of the Swiss National League on Wednesday.
The deal likely ends Djoos’ career in the NHL.
The Djoos is no longer loose.
After being put on waivers by the Anaheim Ducks, Christian Djoos was claimed by the Detroit Red Wings.
The Anaheim Ducks made a surprise move on Friday.
The team put 2018 Stanley Cup champion, Christian Djoos, on waivers along with seven other players.
By Ian Oland 10 months ago
Christian Djoos may be on a different hockey team, but that doesn’t mean we can’t celebrate a big milestone in his life.
The 2018 Stanley Cup champion proposed to longtime girlfriend Ebba Ostlund on Thursday.
Ostlund said yes and showed off her engagement ring on Twitter.
You guys, the Djoos is no longer loose.
Former Capitals defenseman Christian Djoos will be staying in Anaheim.
Djoos’ signed a one-way contract on Wednesday worth $1 million. It’s a deduction of $250k from his 2019-20 salary.
Stanley Cup-winning defenseman Christian Djoos did not have a roster spot in defensively-challenged Washington, but in Anaheim, he’s having a career renaissance. The longtime Capital, who spent the vast majority of the 2019-20 season with AHL Hershey, was traded to the Anaheim Ducks at the February 24 trade deadline for journeyman forward Daniel Sprong.
Sunday night at Honda Center, Djoos scored his first goal for the Ducks, a clutch late-game tally that forced overtime while the Ducks had their goalie, Ryan Miller, pulled.
One late deal from the Caps on deadline day: Washington has traded defender Christian Djoos to the Anaheim Ducks in exchange for AHL right-winger Daniel Sprong.
By Peter Hassett 2 years ago
The Hershey Bears’ final game before the AHL All-Star break was a nailbiter.
Despite breaking the scoring deadlock during the second period with a goal from Liam O’Brien, the Bears surrendered two goals to Providence’s Peter Cehlarik in the third. Providence went on the penalty kill due to a cross-check from Jack Studnicka late in the third, and the Bears pulled goaltender Pheonix Copley to give a 6-on-4 advantage. With just 21.5 seconds left in the third, Philippe Maillet scored to bring the tally even at 2-2.
Providence could not solve Pheonix Copley through overtime, nor the shootout, with Copley turning aside both shooters he faced. Maillet scored on his shootout attempt, and Christian Djoos ended the game with second round winner.
By Donya Abramo 2 years ago
On Saturday morning the Capitals re-assigned defender Christian Djoos to the AHL Hershey Bears. Djoos played two games in his most recent stint, the second of which ended early due to an upper-body injury.
By Peter Hassett 2 years ago
TJ Oshie and Christian Djoos both missed Capitals practice on Monday.
Oshie has what Peter’s grandmother calls the good ol’ “north and south” while Djoos suffered an upper-body during Washington’s game Saturday against the Carolina Hurricanes.
