Puck 'N Hockey

This Eastern Conference Quarterfinals match-up was destined for game seven. Every game between the Boston Bruins and Washington Capitals was decided by one goal. The only two goal lead in the series was held by the Caps for only 2:54. Neither team has been able to show home ice advantage as each has won two…Click here for more.

After two days of playing out the series in media scrums and press conferences, the Caps and Bruins finally got a chance to play hockey. Instead of a very emotional game like game three, the fourth game of this Eastern Conference Quarterfinals series saw the return of the tight checking, no mistakes hockey from the…Click here for more.

As expected, the drama and one-on-one match-ups on and off the ice has heated up following game three.  The game saw an increased level of physicality from both the Caps and Bruins. Extra slashes, cross checks, and gloves to faces and heads of opponents were the norm following whistles. The on-ice chirping carried over to…Click here for more.

We’re a little late posting this. It was a busy weekend. So, we got a series. The Capitals were able to secure a win on Nick Backstrom’s double-OT strike in game two. The series now moves into the friendly confines of the Verizon Center for the next two games. The Caps have played well at…Click here for more.

The Washington Capitals and in particular, Braden Holtby, should enter the second contest of the Eastern Conference Quarterfinals with a bit more confidence. The Caps hung tough and battled a Boston Bruins team that dominated the game early on and played extremely physical. While the 1-0 overtime loss puts Washington down 1-0 in the series,…Click here for more.