Brian, who scored two goals for the Capitals in the first half of his rookie season in 2002-03, matched that number in the NHL Young Stars Game on All-Star Weekend. Sutherby scored twice, assisted on another and captured the game's Most Valuable Player Award. "You get to show a little of your offensive game," he said, "It's nice to put a couple of pucks in the net." Brian, a big, physical two-way center, is considered one of the cornerstones of the Capitals franchise.
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The Caps "Super Sub" was spectacular during the 1996 playoffs. Kolzig almost singlehandedly led his team into the second round. Member of Team Germany at the 1996 World Cup of Hockey. Recorded a 1.94 GAA and .934 save percentage in five playoff appearances in 1996. Named the IHL's playoff MVP in ...
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After six and a half seasons with the Maple Leafs, Al was traded to the Capitals midway through '90-91. He scored his first goal for Washington on January 25 against the North Stars. Big and strong. Al's a tremendous skater with one of the hardest shots in the league. His blast was measured at 96...
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Bill spent all of last season with Baltimore in the American Hockey League. He has seen previous NHL action with both the Islanders and the Kings. He has good size and is an aggressive player. Bill was a five-sport athlete during his high school days. He's a positional player who likes the rough ...
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