Blades, Sartz, Palmer Ink Deals

The Washington Redskins announced the signings of the remainder of the team’s second day draft picks, allowing the team to focus on signing first-rounder LaRon Landry. The Skins selected Dallas Sartz in the fifth round on this year’s draft. Sartz, who has taken some good-natured ribbing from fans because of his first name, led USC … Read more

Caps Schedule Out

On Wednesday, the Washington Capitals released the schedule for the upcoming 2007-08 season, including the pre-season games. The complete schedule can be found at the bottom of this article, but let us take a look at some of the highlights. The Caps open up with seven pre-season games, three of which are in the friendly … Read more

One-Timers

The Washington Capitals have been fairly active this off season, so here is a quick wrap up of the things that have happened and some of the things that are on the horizon: Caps Signings The Caps signed three of the players that they were targeting last week (defenseman Tom Poti and forwards Michael Nylander … Read more

The B. Lloyd Show: Off-Season Update

This has been a busy off-season for Washington Redskins wide receiver Brandon Lloyd, highlighted by the birth of his second son, Elvis John Lloyd. To catch up on things, Brandon sat down with THN to discuss the off-season, the mini-camp that just wrapped up, and much more. Something exciting for Redskin fans and theHogs.net – … Read more

A New Look Deeply Rooted In The Past

On Friday night the NHL held it’s 2007 Entry Draft, as teams looked to add young talent to their respective organizations. For Washington Capitals fans, the evening had even more significance as they revealed their new, much-anticipated uniforms. Long-time fans can hearken back to the Capitals of old, when they donned the classic red, white … Read more

Building a Washington Team Through The Draft?

As the NHL draft approaches for the Washington Capitals, it’s tough not to think about how differently two teams in the nation’s capital build the foundations of their respective squads. Dating back nine years to 1998, the Washington Capitals have had thirteen selections in the first round of the NHL entry draft; all thirteen of … Read more

Local Students Make Difference for Olie and Autism

The students of Burning Tree Elementary School held a benefit concert for Athlete’s Against Autism*, Washington Capitals’ goalie Olie Kolzig’s charitable foundation. The benefit concert raised $834.54 for Triple A – a contribution so great, Kolzig spent May 30 at the school accepting the donation and educating over 200 of the Bethesda, MD school about … Read more

B. Lloyd Gives Time, Learns to Stay-Focused

Washington Redskins wide receiver Brandon Lloyd spent this past weekend in the Cayman Islands and while his initial reason for the visit was the NFL’s 17th annual Quarterback Challenge, what he got out of the trip was much bigger than football. What Lloyd got, was the chance to spend time with the children of the … Read more

2007 NFL Mock Draft

Well, the big day is fast approaching for all of the draftniks, and what would draft season be without a mock draft to argue about. In this case, the mock seen below is not an attempt to predict what will happen on April 28, but more of where teams should go with their picks. #1 … Read more

Olie, Semin Snap Caps’ Skid

Going into Sunday night’s game against the once heated rival New York Islanders, the Washington Capitals had lost three in a row and six of their last eight games, including a 2-0 loss to the Penguins the previous day. They needed a win. The night started out well, with Matt Pettinger grabbing a rebound off … Read more