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Capitals MinuteCast w/Dan Holmi

Capitals MinuteCast w/Dan Holmi

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 Keeping you updated on Caps news in Minutes.Your weekly podcast talking all things CapitalsCopyright MinuteCast Media Hockey
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  • Washington Capitals Training Camp: Ryan Leonard’s Rookie Push, McMichael’s Role, and Youth Movement

    Washington Capitals Training Camp: Ryan Leonard’s Rookie Push, McMichael’s Role, and Youth Movement
    Sep 4 2025
    The Washington Capitals are heading into training camp with a major focus on youth, as GM Chris Patrick looks to give prospects a real chance to earn roster spots. Players like Ivan Miroshnichenko, Hendrix Lapierre, and Andrew Cristall headline a growing wave of young talent competing for ice time, while veterans such as Connor McMichael are preparing for bigger roles in the 2025–26 season. With roster flexibility and open competition on the horizon, the Capitals are betting on development and internal growth rather than quick veteran signings. One of the biggest storylines centers around Ryan Leonard, who enters his true rookie year with renewed confidence after spending the offseason building strength and sharpening his skating and shot. Leonard is determined to earn a spot on the opening-night roster and play with more freedom after a timid debut last season. Alongside Leonard, McMichael, Ilya Protas, and other young Capitals are making noise in informal skates, setting the stage for one of the most competitive camps in recent team history. Washington Capitals fans will be watching closely to see if the team’s youth movement can spark long-term Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    18 mins
  • Washington Capitals: Will Alex Ovechkin Play His Final NHL Season?

    Washington Capitals: Will Alex Ovechkin Play His Final NHL Season?
    Aug 24 2025
    Alex Ovechkin turns 40 as the Washington Capitals open training camp, and with the final year of his five-year contract set to begin, the big question is whether this will be his last NHL season. After breaking Wayne Gretzky’s all-time goals record last season, Ovechkin now sits at 897 career goals and is just three shy of becoming the first player in league history to hit 900. Despite missing 16 games with a fractured fibula, he still scored 44 goals and proved he can still dominate. While general manager Chris Patrick says the team will let Ovechkin decide his future on his own timeline, speculation continues to swirl about whether the legendary captain will retire or push forward for another run. The playoff disappointment against Carolina may fuel Ovechkin’s motivation to return strong, and with milestones like 1,500 games and a top-10 spot on the all-time points list within reach, there are still records to chase. Ovechkin has hinted before about finishing his career in Russia with Dynamo Moscow, but for now, his focus remains on winning another Stanley Cup with Washington. Whether this season is the last chapter or not, Capitals fans should savor every game from the greatest goal scorer in NHL history. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    18 mins
  • Capitals take game 4 over Habs with Wilson's physicality and the bottom 6 coming up huge

    Capitals take game 4 over Habs with Wilson's physicality and the bottom 6 coming up huge
    Apr 28 2025
    The Washington Capitals showcased their physical dominance in a crucial playoff game against the Montreal Canadiens, led by Tom Wilson's impactful performance. From the moment the puck dropped, the Caps made it clear they were ready to play tough, with Wilson landing significant hits, including a notable open-ice collision with Alexandre Carrier. Despite a lackluster power play, which saw them struggle to convert on over eight minutes of advantage time, the Caps leaned into their aggressive style, successfully rattling the Canadiens and making crucial plays when it mattered most.With their top lines faltering, the Capitals’ depth players rose to the occasion, exemplified by Brandon Duhaime's game-tying goal and Andrew Mangiapane's eventual game-winner. The Caps displayed resilience against the Canadiens’ power play, managing to secure a 5–2 victory and taking a commanding 3–1 series lead. As they return home for Game 5, the Capitals aim to capitalize on their momentum and close out the series in front of their fans.Ready to snack smarter? Use the promo code MINUTECAST to get 15% off your Righteous Felon order! Visit https://www.righteousfelon.com/?ref=MINUTECAST today and grab your new favorite snack!Get $20 off your first ticket purchase at http://seatgeek.com with promo code MINUTECAST! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    21 mins
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