Posts About "Alexander Semin"
The Top Ten Washington Capitals Wingers of All Time
November 21st, 2017 The Caps have had some great wingers in their time. Some are Hall of Famers, some are team record setters while others are current superstars. In compiling and grading this list I weighed heavily the amount of time spent with the team as well as each player's statistics. I also included fan appreciation and importance to the team as a...
Imagining Ovechkin Finishing Without a Cup
May 12th, 2017 Growing up as a Philadelphia Flyers fan, the Washington Capitals were merely a blip during my younger years. They had Jaromir Jagr at the height of his dis-likability and Olaf Kolzig was always a consistent goalie, but the team never reached much above average. The New York Rangers and New Jersey Devils were the focus of Philadelphia...
5 Montreal Canadiens Moves That Didn’t Suck
June 5th, 2016 There’s no denying 2015-16 was a bad year for the Montreal Canadiens, but Kirk Muller being brought in as an associate coach is proof positive things are not all lost. In spite of general manager Marc Bergevin’s questionable season, decisions and moves from this past year, he has the capabilities of being great at his job....
Montreal Canadiens Pursuing KHL Talent an Exercise in Futility
May 21st, 2016 The Montreal Canadiens reportedly pursuing Vadim Shipachyov is like them running after a bus on foot after it’s already left the stop. They had their chance and let it get away. Now it’s almost as if they’re trying to desperately make up for past mistakes with (very) little chance at catching...
Kostitsyn Not the Answer to Woes of Montreal Canadiens
May 13th, 2016 Sometime during forward Andrei Kostitsyn’s Montreal Canadiens career, he earned the nickname AK-46. It was a relatively clever play on his initials, uniform number and the AK-27 moniker of teammate Alexei Kovalev. And, just as with Kovalev, the Canadiens should stay the hell away from him from here on out. As with Kovalev as...Reviewing Early-Season Montreal Canadiens Predictions
April 19th, 2016 Entering the 2015-16 season, the Montreal Canadiens had set lofty expectations, having won the Atlantic Division in 2014-15, their third straight 100-point campaign. Needless to say, after a second-round defeat against the Tampa Bay Lightning last spring, there was reason to believe the best was around the corner. Unfortunately, that...
