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Jay Beagle will be out six weeks with a broken forearm

Former Capital Jay Beagle was injured while blocking a shot during a game on Saturday. Reporters after the game speculated that he had broken a bone in his hand or wrist.

The Canucks head coach confirmed Monday that the hard-working center did indeed break his forearm blocking a shot.

According to TSN’s Bob McKenzie, Beagle left the Canucks road trip on Sunday and has returned to Vancouver for treatment.

They estimate that it will be six weeks before he returns.

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By Brennin Weiswerda 10 months ago

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Report: Jay Beagle may have broken bone in right hand or wrist after blocking shot

On Saturday night, former Capitals forward Jay Beagle blocked a shot late in the third period of a game between Vancouver Canucks and the Florida Panthers.

An injured Beagle left the ice and was unable to finish the game.

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By Elizabeth Kong 10 months ago

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Former Capitals teammates Justin Williams and Jay Beagle get roughing penalties for punching each other

The Vancouver Canucks faced off against the Carolina Hurricanes at PNC Arena Tuesday night. The Canes ultimately won 5-3, but there’s a highlight you really need to see.

In the second period, Jay Beagle and Justin Williams got in a tussle and took shots at each other along the boards.

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By Brennin Weiswerda 11 months ago

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Jay Beagle went mountain-biking for the Canucks, but can he please bike back here now

Calgary native Jay Beagle is living his countryboy dreams as he begins his time with the Vancouver Canucks. Before the preseason started, the Canucks took their team to Whistler, British Columbia, to get away from the city and focus on training.

Beagle did his first interview for Canucks TV on a mountain bike.

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By Cara Bahniuk 11 months ago

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A first look at Jay Beagle in a Canucks jersey and yeah… this is super super weird

When former Capitals fourth-line center and fan favorite Jay Beagle signed with the Vancouver Canucks during free agency, we knew seeing him in a different jersey would be weird.

Wednesday, the Canucks provided a first look of Beagle in blue from a video of an informal skate on their Twitter account.

And brace yourselves, folks.

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By Julia Karron 12 months ago

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Jay Beagle brought the Stanley Cup to Alberta Children’s Hospital and it was the sweetest thing ever

Jay Beagle celebrated his day with the Stanley Cup in typical Beagle fashion: not a lot of fanfare, but plenty of heartwarming, down-to-Earth moments.

The Calgary native, one of the longest-tenured Capitals on the championship winning team, brought the Cup to the Alberta Children’s Hospital.

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By Brennin Weiswerda 1 year ago

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Parting gift: Alex Ovechkin gave Jay Beagle a signed, game-used stick during Caps breakdown day

On Sunday, Jay Beagle signed a four-year, $12 million contract with the Vancouver Canucks, leaving the Capitals after playing parts of 10 seasons in Washington DC.

We may have gotten a clue that Beagle was leaving the organization in mid June. A day after the Caps championship parade, the fourth-line center received a game-used stick from Alex Ovechkin during the team’s breakdown day. Beagle interrupted Ovechkin during a TV interview so that he could sign it.

NBC4 Washington posted the clip on June 14.

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By Ian Oland 1 year ago

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Tom Wilson congratulates Jay Beagle on new contract, calls him a ‘great teammate and a great friend’

Jay Beagle’s tenure as a Washington Capital officially ended on Sunday, when the fourth-line center signed a four-year, $12 million contract with the Vancouver Canucks.

Sunday evening, Tom Wilson, who in the past spent time playing on Beagle’s wing, congratulated his former teammate on the new mondo contract and thanked him for being such a good mentor.

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By Ian Oland 1 year ago

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Jay Beagle leaves a lasting legacy in Washington through his kindness with Caps fans

Jay Beagle wasn’t on social media, but he had a connection with Capitals fans that was unmistakable. From interacting with kids through the glass to frequently giving away pucks and his own personal sticks, Beagle worked as hard for Caps fans as he did for his teammates.

Sunday afternoon, the undrafted Beagle officially left the Capitals, signing a four-year, $12 million contract with the Vancouver Canucks. Since word leaked on Friday that he would not be returning to Washington, RMNB readers have been sharing their photos with Beags and their stories interacting with the forward.

They’re powerful.

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By Ian Oland 1 year ago

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