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September
4 , 2005
This is what it's coming to
The
Devils are already in salary cap hell, and a few other teams are on the way.
Fan favorites and loyalty take second place to the bottom line. We got a glimpse
of this in 2003-04 when the Caps traded everyone in order to prepare for the
salary cap, but it's only going to get worse. Honestly, anyone who thought
a salary cap would help teams keep players obviously hasn't seen an NFL roster
lately. Hey, caveat emptor, folks. All you pro-cap people don't come whining
here when the Hawks can't keep Daze, when the Thrashers have to trade Heatley
to sign Kovalchuk, when Scott Stevens leaves the Devils, when Thornton drops
the Bruins, when the Pens can't get Malkin on board, or when Iginla is traded
from Calgary. Just watch over the next few years, folks, this is going to
be sad.
February
9, 2005
Been a while, eh?
The
nice thing about the lockout is my rants can go on the front page since it
isn't filled with all that pesky hockey stuff. But just to keep in shape,
I'm a little annoyed that Pentasa granules cost
is switching to a new arena. They've got this great, old-school arena that
is open to the outside. 1/4 seats, 1/2 standing room, 1/4 the club (inside).
It gets flipping freezing, but it's always packed and my God is the atmosphere
great. Drums, flags, songs, fireworks, sparklers, flares, you name it. Fits
8,000 comfortably, 12,000 if folks are standing on top of each other. Problem
is the new, fully modern arena will be done in time for next year. It's like
NHL-arena-lite. Very nice, very sterile, none of the atmosphere. It'll be
nice to get away from frostbite, and not to have to wear four hockey jerseys
to stay warm, but we'll lose the charm and old school, kick you in the teeth
after they've frozen solid attitude. Sad.
November
27 , 2003
Ahem...
I've
got to say, whining by Caps fans is getting on my nerves. Yeah, the team is
playing like ass. Yeah, it's sometimes painful to watch them. I know that
the occasional win, particularly the 4-1 or 7-1 variety, just makes it all
the more frustrating. But give me a break. "Fire Cassidy!" "Fire
McPhee!" "Fire Cassidy and McPhee!" "Can we fire
Leonsis?" "Trade Jagr!" "No, trade Kolzig!" "No,
don't trade anyone!" The people who have been complaining about the lack
of young players on the roster (Blame McPhee/Wilson/Cassidy!) are now complaining
that the Caps have too many young players, or the wrong ones. People who loved
Ted 2 years ago now claim to hate him. All of a sudden Bondra, Kolzig, Jagr
and last year's fan-fave Mike Grier are washed up. Give it a rest people.
It's obvious that no one knows what the problem with the team is, so why is
everyone going off half-cocked? I have to agree with Ted Leonsis here, Caps
fans are part of the problem, not part of the solution right now.
October
7, 2003
Another Year In The Great Book Of Hockey
They
keep saying that this could be it for hockey for a couple years. If so, I'm
a little chafed, I mean, the Caps are not going to make a run at the Cup this
season unless Semin is the next Pavel Bure and Stevie E. the next Rod Langway.
The Caps have an interesting team, one that should be fun to watch (when we
aren't groaning at defensive zone lapses), but unlikely to challenge for the
top spot in the East. Colorado is stacked on offense, Detroit on defense.
Ottawa is scary quick and Philly is scary big. The 'Canes aren't as bad as
their record from last year says, while the Bolts ain't that good. Well, it's
the usual in DC, a playoff caliber team that just doesn't have the horses
to go all the way.
August
10 , 2003
Johansson Retires
This
one hurts. Johansson isn't an All-Star player, but he's been a top 3 defenseman
in the NHL for 16 years, despite playing with Langway, Stevens, Gonchar, Witt,
Reekie, Klee, and Hatcher. When you talk about old-school, career-long Caps,
Johansson has to be near the top of the list. Hell, who can even remember
his 100 and some odd games in Buffalo? I hate the way he's leaving the team,
heck, I just hate that he's leaving the team period, but at least he's staying
with the organization. What else is there to say but that he will be missed.
It is the end of an era. Bondra is now the last of the Caps who played significant
time with Langway and Hunter, the eternal Caps icons.
March
12, 2003
At The Deadline
The trading deadline has passed and the Caps
acquired.....Sergei Berezin. In and of itself this was a very good deal. He
came cheap (a 4th round pick in 2004), is a viable top line forward with 20-30
goal potential, has a hell of a shot and can play special teams. He isn't
great defensively, isn't physical and won't win games alone, but he is a solid
player and should be valuable down the stretch drive. A lot of fans are complaining
that McPhee didn't grab a top d-man, certainly a concern from this end too.
The thing is, without dealing Sutherby or another top prospect there was just
no way GMGM could have gotten the kind of player many people want. If the
Caps are going to have a good playoff run, they'll have it whether or not
Dan McGillis (or any of the other blueliners dealt at the deadline) is on
board. Kolzig is the key to the Caps, followed by Jagr, Bondra, Gonchar and
the young defensemen. All in all a quiet but good day in DC, sort of refreshing
given the massive turnover elsewhere in the league.
February 11 , 2003
Puttering Along
The Caps had a nice little hot streak, and have since been winning most of
the games they are supposed to. They blow out teams like the Rangers and Panthers,
then lose to the top teams like St. Louis and New Jersey. The Caps have the
pieces to be a solid playoff team, but their up again, down again play in
the regular season may hurth their chances. Consistency has always been an
issue for the Capitals, for reasons that escape everyone. Despite the bad
nights they are still leading their division, so no complaints about that.
Here's hoping they peak at the right time.
January
17, 2003
Finally On Track
Well, the mid-season hot streak has arrived. I hate the overtime loss point,
but the Caps are using them to good advantage. The next four games are huge.
At home against a tough, hot Toronto team. The next night on the road at Ottawa,
the best record in the league. Two days later in Boston to face the struggling
Bruins, then home again for their eighth game in 13 days against division
rival Carolina. The rest of the season could be determined by how the Caps
do against these playoff caliber foes. Lets get our butts to MCI for the Toronto
and Carolina games and support the team, those empty seats are beginning to
grate on me a little...
November
21, 2002
Defeatism Already?
Overheard as Tuesday's loss to the
Sharks at MCI: "I'm ready to give up my season tickets", "One
more game like this and I'm going to stop coming to the games", "Caps
Suck! I'm cancelling my seats!" May I respectfully say, give
me a freaking break already...Yeah, they're off to a lousy start, but they
are only 1 game under .500. This team always starts slow, always, did
we really think that a brand new coaching staff, a ton of new players and
hope were going to change that? I hate it as much as anyone else, it's
not much fun to watch a disjointed, uninspired team play the game, but they
are coming together. We're 20 games in folks, give it a little while
longer before you start running up the damn white flag...
October 9, 2002
"O" say can you see
It seems the Caps are getting too much of what they want. They sign
Lang and Jagr to provide offense and it's worked. Problem is, outside
of Lang, Bondra and Jags no one else is doing anything. The Caps have
scored 12 goals in 5 games. 9 of those have been scored by the Big Three.
10 of the team's 21 assists have been from them as well. Simon, Grier,
Zubrus, Konowalchuk, Halpern and Gonchar (the primary supporting cast) have
combined for.......1 goal and 3 assists. Even worse, all of those
points have been on scores where the Big Three have also gotten points.
Yeah, Kono Halpie and Grier are great defensively, yeah Zubrus is looking
good, yeah Simon isn't getting much ice time due to the number of PPs being
doled out, but still...balanced attack, boys, balanced attack...
October 9, 2002
Oh, so very close...
I sit here a mere 4 hours from the begining of the 2002-03 NHL season and
have to wonder, why the heck aren't the Caps playing tonight? Friday
is two whole days away. Oh and don't get me started on the 8 game road
trip. They play at home on the 11th, then go on the road until the 30th?
That's such a tease! I just want to slap Abe Pollin upside the head,
run his horse show out of the MCI Center and never let them back so the Caps
can have a normal start to the season for once. Grumble grumble grumble...Oh,
Zubrus signed, and for essentially what McPhee wanted to give him plus incentives.
Everyone wins. The Caps don't pay as much if he doesn't perform, but
if he does he gets what he deserves. Excellent. Now if only Niko
could come to his senses...more to come later, but I need to go pick up some
Molson to celebrate the return of hockey.