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NHL Lockout: Why This Cancellation Is Not the Last Set of Games to Be Scrapped
In the latest sign that any hope for an NHL season of any length is quite fleeting, at best, on Friday the NHL canceled all games through December 14 and also canceled the All-Star ...
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3 Reasons Alexander Ovechkin's Time in Europe Will Make Him Better
As the NHL lockout chugs along— and with significant issues still creating an obstacle to the lockout actually ending (ESPN)—across the pond, hockey is still being played by some of the best players in the world...
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Washington Capitals: The Caps' 7 Most Untouchable Prospects
While the official version of the 2012-2013 Washington Capitals remain on a lockout-induced hiatus, that does not mean that the members of the Caps—both present and future—are just sitting around and doing nothing...
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NHL Winter Classic Cancelled: The 6 Dumbest Decisions in NHL History
When the NHL cancelled the Winter Classic on Friday (ESPN), the integrity of the 2012-2013 NHL season—if there is any season at all—may have been compromised to the point of irrelevance...
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Washington Capitals: Will His AHL Stint Help or Hurt Braden Holtby?
With the hope for a 2012-2013 NHL season seemingly slipping away by the day, it is important for current NHL players to sign where they can and find a place to call home for...well, who knows how long...
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NHL Cancels Games Through November 30: 3 Reasons the Winter Classic Will Be Next
That light many of us saw at the end of the NHL lockout tunnel a couple of weeks ago? It now looks like it was actually the train coming in the other direction...
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Washington Capitals: The Pros and Cons of Braden Holtby as Starting Goaltender
One of the many annoying things about this seemingly never-ending lockout, particularly for fans of the Washington Capitals , is that we are being denied the opportunity to witness the next chapter in the gripping story that is Braden Holtby ...
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NHL Cancels More Games: Why Hope Remains for a Partial Season
Have faith hockey fans—there is still reason to believe we will have a hockey season. Do things look bleak? Yes. Is there a real chance we will lose another season to a pretty pointless work stoppage? Absolutely...
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Washington Capitals: Why a Shortened Season Will Hurt New Coach Adam Oates
After more than a month of having absolutely no positive news in regards to the lockout, there is finally room for hope...
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NHL Lockout: How Canceled Games Affect the Washington Capitals
With the first t wo weeks of the NHL regular season having been canceled (ESPN), and no real end to the lockout in sight, it is time to start looking at how canceled games and a shortened season will affect various teams...
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Washington Capitals: 4 Reasons They Will Reclaim Their Spot Atop the Southeast
After being dethroned by the Florida Panthers for the Southeast division title a year ago, the Washington Capitals will reclaim their throne this season. Assuming, of course, that there is a season...
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NHL Free Agents: Stats and Predictions for This Year's Top 15 Offseason Signings
Another day of this infuriating lockout has come and gone and, as reported by ESPN , the NHL has now canceled the first two weeks of the regular season...
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Washington Capitals: The 10 Best Alexander Ovechkin Moments
Even though Alexander Ovechkin has only been in the NHL for seven seasons, the captain of the Washington Capitals is a human highlight reel waiting to happen...
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Washington Capitals: 10 Most Important Players for Next Season
Let's pretend, if only for a little while, that this ridiculous lockout either never happened or was already over...
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NHL Lockout: How Can the NHL Recover from Yet Another Work Stoppage?
Proving yet again that people—even very intelligent ones—are simply incapable of learning from their past mistakes, the NHL has locked out its players for the second time in the past eight years ( ESPN )...
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Washington Capitals: Can They Compete with the Lightning and Hurricanes?
The NHL is like a desert, an ever-changing landscape where what was solid and static one day can literally vanish overnight and be replaced by something starkly different the very next...
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US Open Tennis 2012: 5 Keys to a Victory for Andy Murray
The 2012 U.S. Open men's final will come down to Andy Murray and Novak Djokovic . For anyone who has watched this tournament unfold in the past couple of weeks, the final pairing should not come as much of a surprise to anyone...
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US Open Tennis 2012: 3 Reasons to Watch the Men's Final
The elements have once again played havoc with the men's final of the U.S. Open and, for that matter, the women's final as well. As has been the case since 2008, weather and similar factors will result in the men's final being delayed to Monday...
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NHL: Why Captains Are More Important in Hockey Than Any Other Major Sport
Most of the major team sports in the world employ the use of team captains. Like diamonds though, not all captains are created equal and not all captains are as important as others...
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US Open Tennis 2012: Power Ranking the 5 Best Past Women's Champions
Recently I wrote an article here at Bleacher Report where I Power Ranked the best men's champions in US Open history. It is time to give their ladies their due...
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US Open Tennis 2012: Updated Odds for Every Remaining Competitor
It appears that even Mother Nature is not quite ready for Andy Roddick 's career to come to an end. Rain interrupted the completion of the men's Round of 16 and also delayed a ...
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US Open Tennis 2012 Scores: Latest Recap and Highlights for Top Stars
The 2012 US Open is now about to enter the home stretch. The women's quarterfinal matchups are all set and the men's quarterfinals are halfway there...
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US Open Tennis 2012: Top Stars Who Must Play Better to Stay Alive
It did not take long for some of the better players in the 2012 US Open to get shown the door. On the men's side, No. 10 seed Juan Monaco was eliminated in the first round by Guillermo Garcia-Lopez in a five-set struggle...
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Washington Capitals: 4 Reasons to Believe in Mike Green
When you think of hockey teams that like to gamble, take chances and make risky moves, the Washington Capitals probably do not come to mind...
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US Open Tennis 2012: Ranking the Favorites Who Need Open Win Most
The US Open has been a staging point for some of the greatest matches in tennis history. It has also acted as a litmus test for many of the greatest of all time, a rite of passage if you will...