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  • NHL 3 Stars of the Month – Necas Dominates for Top Honors

    NHL 3 Stars of the Month – Necas Dominates for Top Honors

    Today the National Hockey League has announced the Stars of the Month for the month of November 2024.

    First Star – Martin Necas (C – CAR)

    • Necas led the NHL with 7-15—22 in 15 contests to power the Hurricanes (16-7-1, 33 points) to a 9‑5-1 month, highlighted by a 7-1-0 record at Lenovo Center. Necas, who also ranked among the November leaders in power-play points (t-3rd; 9), assists (t-4th; 15), even-strength assists (t-6th; 9), power-play assists (t-6th; 6), power-play goals (t-9th; 3) and even-strength points (t-10th; 13), began the month by extending his point streak to a career-best 13 games (Oct. 22 – Nov. 17: 10-17—27) – including assists in a career-high 10 straight appearances (Oct. 22 – Nov. 11: 7-14—21). Overall, Necas found the score sheet in 12 of Carolina’s 15 November games, producing multiple points seven times and a pair of efforts with at least three points: Nov. 3 vs. WSH (1-2—3) and Nov. 17 vs. STL (2-2—4). The 25-year-old Necas sits second in the League with 12-25—37 through 24 total contests this season. He also places among the 2024-25 leaders in power-play points (1st; 17), power-play assists (t-2nd; 12), game-winning goals (t-3rd; 4), assists (4th; 25) and even-strength assists (t-10th; 13).
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    Second Star – Mikko Rantanen (RW – COL)

    • Rantanen shared the League lead with 11 total goals and four game-winning goals across 14 appearances (11-8—19) to guide the Avalanche (13-12-0, 26 points) to an 8-6-0 month. He scored in half of his 14 contests, highlighted by his second hat trick of the season Nov. 13 vs. LAK (3-1—4) as well as a pair of two-goal performances: Nov. 5 vs. SEA (2-0—2) and Nov. 9 vs. CAR (2-1—3). Rantanen, who produced six total multi-point games, additionally finished among the November leaders in even-strength goals (t-1st; 8), even-strength points (t-4th; 14), points (t-8th; 19) and power-play goals (t-9th; 3). The 28-year-old Rantanen, who is slated to represent Finland at the 4 Nations Face-Off in February, ranks sixth in the NHL with 15-19—34 through 25 total outings this season. He also places among the top 2024-25 performers in hat tricks (1st; 2), game-winning goals (t-3rd; 4), goals (t-4th; 15), even-strength goals (t‑8th; 10), power-play goals (t-8th; 5), even-strength points (t-9th; 22) and power-play points (t-9th; 12).
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    Third Star – Connor Hellebuyck (G – WIN)

    • Hellebuyck paced the NHL in wins, going 8-2-0 with a 2.10 goals-against average, .931 save percentage and two shutouts in 10 starts to help the Jets (18-6-0, 36 points) maintain first place in the overall League standings. Hellebuyck also finished among the top November goaltenders (minimum: 5 GP) in shutouts (t-1st; 2), save percentage (3rd; .931), saves (5th; 282), shots against (6th; 303) and goals-against average (7th; 2.10). He yielded one or fewer goals in half of his 10 appearances, highlighted by a run in which he earned consecutive shutouts (Nov. 5 vs. UTA: 21 SV and Nov. 7 vs. COL: 35 SV) and set a franchise record for the longest shutout sequence (Nov. 3-9: 191:47). The 31-year-old Hellebuyck, the reigning Vezina Trophy winner, has played in 18 total games this season, placing among the League leaders (minimum: 8 GP) in wins (1st; 15), shutouts (1st; 3), goals-against average (2nd; 2.11), save percentage (2nd; .928), saves (3rd; 487) and shots against (3rd; 525).
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    Fourth Star – Tony Alatis (Fan – WAS)

    • GEICO and the NHL have launched the “NHL Fourth Star presented by GEICO,” a fan appreciation program that recognizes one dedicated hockey fan alongside the NHL’s monthly “Three Stars” players. This month’s “Fourth Star” is longtime Washington Capitals fan Tony Alatis, who has been attending Capitals games since 1975. Click here to watch a video that showcases the passion and energy Tony brings to every game to provide his team with a “Fan Advantage.”
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  • NHL Rookie of the Month – Celebrini Breaks Through for Top Honors

    NHL Rookie of the Month – Celebrini Breaks Through for Top Honors

    Today the National Hockey League has announced the Rookie of the Month for the month of November 2024.

    Macklin Celebrini (C – SJ)

    • San Jose Sharks center Macklin Celebrini, who led all rookies in goals (7), points (12), game-winning goals (t-3) and shots on goal (45) across 14 appearances, has been named the NHL’s “Rookie of the Month” for November.

      Celebrini edged Calgary Flames goaltender Dustin Wolf (5-2-1, 2.23 GAA, .925 SV%, 1 SO), Philadelphia Flyers right wing Matvei Michkov (5-5—10 in 12 GP), Sharks teammate Will Smith (3-6—9 in 13 GP), New York Islanders right wing Maxim Tsyplakov (2-6—8 in 15 GP) and Florida Panthers right wing Mackie Samoskevich (4-3—7 in 11 GP) for the honor.

      Celebrini, who returned from a 12-game absence on Nov. 5, also ranked among the top November rookies in even-strength goals (1st; 6), even-strength points (1st; 10), face-off wins (1st; 105), face-offs taken (1st; 207), total time on ice (2nd; 279:31), average time on ice (3rd; 19:58) and assists (t‑4th; 5).

      The No. 1 overall pick from the 2024 NHL Draft recorded his first career multi-goal game on Nov. 7 vs. MIN (2-0—2). At 18 years, 147 days, he became the third player in franchise history to achieve the feat before his 19th birthday, joining Patrick Marleau (Nov. 18, 1997 vs. ANA) and Jeff Friesen (2x, most recently March 26, 1995 vs. LAK).

      On Nov. 18 vs. DET, Celebrini (18 years, 158 days) became the third-youngest player in NHL history at the time of their first regular-season overtime goal, behind only Sidney Crosby (18 years, 101 days on Nov. 16, 2005) and Jordan Staal (18 years, 153 days on Feb. 10, 2007).

      Celebrini, who added game-winning goals on Nov. 25 vs. LAK (2-1—3) and Nov. 29 vs. SEA (1‑1—2), finished the month on a four-game point streak (Nov. 25-30: 4-3—7). Through 15 total contests this season, he places among the leading rookies in points per game (1st; 0.93), game-winning goals (t‑1st; 3), goals (2nd; 8), points (3rd; 14), shots on goal (3rd; 47), shooting percentage (minimum: 1 SOG/GP; 4th; 17.0%) and assists (t-6th; 6).

      Celebrini follows Michkov (4-5—9 in 11 GP in October) as a “Rookie of the Month” winner in 2024-25. He is the first Sharks player to receive the honor since center Tomas Hertl in October 2013 (8‑3—11 in 13 GP).
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  • PWHL Recap – Season 2 Begins

    PWHL Recap – Season 2 Begins

    PWHL News and Notes from Saturday, November 30th, 2024

    The PWHL kicks off Season 2 with a pair of matchups between Boston and Toronto, and Ottawa and Montreal.

    News

    • None
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    Game Recaps

    Boston Fleet v. Toronto Sceptres – 2p ET

    • In the opening game of the 2024-25 PWHL season, the Toronto Sceptres hosted the Boston Fleet. In the first period Hilary Knight scored on the powerplay three minutes into the game to give the Fleet the 1-0 lead. However, later in the period Sarah Nurse would score shorthanded for the first jailbreak goal of the season to tie the game at one for the Sceptres. Then after a scoreless second period, Hannah Miller scored on the powerplay and Emma Maltais got the empty netter in the final two minutes of the game to give the Sceptres the 3-1 victory over the Fleet.
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    Ottawa Charge v. Montreal Victoire – 5p ET

    • Then in Montreal, the Victoire played host to the Ottawa Charge for an all Canadian matchup. In the first period Emily Clark scored to give the Charge the 1-0 lead. The second period would see things pick up scoring wise as Danielle Serdachny would strike to grow the Charge’s lead to two, but goals from Abby Boreen and Laura Stacey tied the game at two for the Victoire. However, before the second period ended, Tereza Vanisova scored to retake the lead for the Charge. Then in the third period Jennifer Gardiner scored her first career PWHL to tie the game at three for the Victoire to force overtime. After a scoreless overtime period it would be Marie-Philip Poulin with the lone shootout goal to complete the comeback victory for the Victoire 4-3.
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    Today’s Games

    • NYS v. MIN – 6p ET

    Noteworthy in Hockey

    • PWHL GMs Roundtable: Bring on Year 2 (SportsNet)
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  • Mike’s STH Xperience – Getting Fishy on Black Friday

    Mike’s STH Xperience – Getting Fishy on Black Friday

    Welcome to Mike’s Season Ticket Holder (STH) Xperience!

    This season is my first one as a Season Ticket holder for the Washington Capitals, and in place of doing Caps Game Recaps, I’ll be sharing my experience being a STH during the 2024-25 season. Here I’ll be sharing all of the photos that I take during pregame warmups, along with any FB/IG Reels and TikToks I create at the games.

    I will also be doing this for any other games I may go to, whether it’s in Hershey for the Bears, or at other NHL venues for games.

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    It’s Black Friday, and the Washington Capitals break out the Screaming Eagle as they play host to the New York Islanders.

    #Caps50Facts

    Heading into the 1995-96 season, both the Washington Capitals and New York Islanders unveiled completely rebranded looks for their teams. The Islanders debuted the iconic Fisherman logo, but it was not well received when it first debuted. However, today it is more appreciated by the fans.

    However, the Capitals debuted the infamous Screaming Eagle, and it would last much longer than the Islanders Fisherman jerseys. The Capitals have brought back the Screaming Eagle on three occasions. Twice for the Reverse Retro Program, and this season as the 50th Anniversary alternate jersey.

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    Thoughts on the Game

    This was definitely a game the Capitals should have won in regulation, and not in overtime, but alas it did. I will praise the Caps for their resiliency and how they bounced back after giving up two goals after John Carlson’s was called back on a bogus goaltender interference challenge. I never knew you weren’t allowed to screen the goalie anymore.

    The only problem with this was that the replay we were shown in the arena, Semyon Varlamov was able to play his position without issue, so why the reversal? Oh right, it’s the Islanders lol.

    On a serious note, I think Dylan Strome and Tom Wilson had amazing games, and I loved the Nic Dowd goal in response to giving up the first goal of the game. It was a beauty. I also loved how Jakob Chychrun called game in overtime, and then rushed right to Logan Thompson to celebrate the victory.

    Glad the Caps got the win, and ended their four-game losing streak at home.

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  • VFTG – Ep. 99: Glyph Weight Alarmed

    VFTG – Ep. 99: Glyph Weight Alarmed

    It’s Morphin Time!

    Audio Version:

    On today’s episode of Voices from the Grid, Michael and Sasha talk about the Power Rangers Turbo episodes “Glyph Hanger”, “Weight and See”, and “Alarmed and Dangerous”.

    Opening Music:
    “Start All Over Again” by Eyeshine
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  • NHL Stars of the Week – Werenski Earns Top Honors

    NHL Stars of the Week – Werenski Earns Top Honors

    Today the National Hockey League announced their Three Stars of the Week for the week of November 18th through 24th.

    First Star – Zach Werenski (D – CLB)

    • Werenski topped defensemen and shared the League lead among all players with seven points (2-5—7) in three games to propel the Blue Jackets (9-9-2, 20 points) to a perfect week. He bookended the week with one assist in both a 5-1 win against the Boston Bruins Nov. 18 and a 5-4 shootout victory over the Carolina Hurricanes Nov. 23 (highlighted by skating a season-high 4.75 miles in the contest). In between, Werenski posted 2-3—5 (including the overtime winner) in a 7-6 triumph versus the Tampa Bay Lightning Nov. 21 to match the franchise record for points in one game and become the first Columbus defenseman with a five-point performance. Werenski’s sixth career overtime goal (all w/ CBJ) also moved him into a tie for second place in Blue Jackets history, behind only Seth Jones (8). The 27-year-old Werenski – who has 3-7—10 during an active five-game assist/point streak dating to Nov. 15 – shares the team lead with 20 points through 20 total appearances this season (6-14—20). He also paces the League in time on ice per game (26:05) and ranks among the top NHL defensemen in shots on goal (2nd; 76), goals (t-2nd; 6), points (t-2nd; 20), power-play goals (t-4th; 2), assists (t-6th; 14), power-play points (t-6th; 8) and power-play assists (t-9th; 6).
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    Second Star – Mikko Rantanen (RW – COL)

    • Rantanen also tied for the League lead with 2-5—7 in three games as the Avalanche (12-9-0, 24 points) completed an unblemished week. He notched two assists in a 3-2 victory over the Philadelphia Flyers Nov. 18, then scored the tying power-play goal in a 2-1 comeback win versus the Washington Capitals Nov. 21. Rantanen capped the week with 1-3—4, highlighted by the decisive goal, in a 7-4 triumph against the defending Stanley Cup champion Florida Panthers Nov. 23. It marked his 24th career four-point performance and second of the season (also Nov. 13 vs. LAK: 3-1—4). The 28-year-old Rantanen, who will represent Finland at the 4 Nations Face-Off in February, sits fourth in the NHL with 14-18—32 through 21 total contests in 2024-25. He also places among this season’s League leaders in game-winning goals (t-3rd; 4), goals (t-4th; 14), power-play goals (t-6th; 5), power-play points (t-6th; 11) and assists (t-8th; 18).
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    Third Star – Joseph Woll (G – TOR)

    • Woll stopped 54 of the 56 shots he faced, going 2-0-0 with a 1.00 goals-against average, .964 save percentage and one shutout as the Maple Leafs (13-6-2, 28 points) extended their winning streak to four games dating to Nov. 13 to move into first place in the Atlantic Division. He earned his second career shutout (also Nov. 21, 2021 at NYI: 20 SV) with 31 saves – including 16 in the second period – in a 3-0 triumph against the Vegas Golden Knights Nov. 20. Woll then denied 23 shots in a 3-2 victory over the Utah Hockey Club Nov. 24. The 26-year-old Woll owns a 5-2-0 record through seven total appearances this season, leading NHL goaltenders (minimum: 7 GP) with a 2.00 goals-against average and ranking eighth with a .921 save percentage.
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  • Mike’s STH Xperience – Staring Down the Devils

    Mike’s STH Xperience – Staring Down the Devils

    Welcome to Mike’s Season Ticket Holder (STH) Xperience!

    This season is my first one as a Season Ticket holder for the Washington Capitals, and in place of doing Caps Game Recaps, I’ll be sharing my experience being a STH during the 2024-25 season. Here I’ll be sharing all of the photos that I take during pregame warmups, along with any FB/IG Reels and TikToks I create at the games.

    I will also be doing this for any other games I may go to, whether it’s in Hershey for the Bears, or at other NHL venues for games.

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    The New Jersey Devils come back to town to take on the Washington Capitals.

    #Caps50Facts

    The Colorado Rockies moved to New Jersey and became the Devils for the 1982-83 season. The first time the Washington Capitals faced the Devils was on November 8th, 1982 in New Jersey. The Capitals and Devils tied 2-2, with Bobby Gould and Ken Houston scoring the goals while Pat Riggin stopped 18 of 20 shots faced for the Capitals.

    The Capitals would go on to defeat the Devils the following 6 games to take the season series.

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    Thoughts on the Game

    Another home game, another home loss. The Capitals I thought played very well against the New Jersey Devils, but once again, penalties (especially phantom calls against the Caps for the second straight game), and bounces went against the Caps.

    The good thing I will say is that this four game losing streak at home has been one goal games, not including the empty netter in the Pittsburgh game, so the Caps have been in them.

    Next up the Caps are on the road in Florida and Tampa Bay before a Black Friday matchup with the New York Islanders. The Screaming Eagle also returns, so maybe that’ll give the Caps the luck they’ve been lacking.

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  • Mike’s STH Xperience – Hockey Fights Cancer

    Mike’s STH Xperience – Hockey Fights Cancer

    Welcome to Mike’s Season Ticket Holder (STH) Xperience!

    This season is my first one as a Season Ticket holder for the Washington Capitals, and in place of doing Caps Game Recaps, I’ll be sharing my experience being a STH during the 2024-25 season. Here I’ll be sharing all of the photos that I take during pregame warmups, along with any FB/IG Reels and TikToks I create at the games.

    I will also be doing this for any other games I may go to, whether it’s in Hershey for the Bears, or at other NHL venues for games.

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    The #ALLCAPS and #GoAvsGo finish up their regular season series in DC.

    #Caps50Facts

    Originally drafted by the Philadelphia Flyers in the 2nd Round of the 1990 NHL Draft, forward Chris Simon was traded to the Quebec Nordiques on July 21st, 1992 to complete the Eric Lindros trade that originally took place on June 30th, 1992.

    Simon moved with the Nordiques to Colorado, and won the Stanley Cup as a member of the Avalanche in 1996. The Washington Capitals acquired Simon along with defenseman Curtis Leschyshyn for forward Keith Jones, a 1998 1st Round Pick, and a 1998 4th Round Pick (that would later go back to the Capitals) on November 2nd, 1996.

    Simon spent 7 seasons with the Capitals where he recorded 72 goals and 79 assists for 151 points, and amassed 666 penalty minutes in 320 games played. #Caps50Facts

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    Thoughts on the Game

    This would be a tough battle for the Washington Capitals as they hosted the Colorado Avalanche for their Hockey Fights Cancer night. With the loss of Alex Ovechkin for 4-6 weeks due to a fractured fibula in his left leg, the Caps found themselves in uncharted territory. This also being the second time the Caps have played the Avalanche in a week, the Avs also looked to avenge their loss to the Caps back in Colorado.

    Let’s be honest. This game felt off. The officiating was very one sided, and the bounces went Colorado’s way. The first goal the Caps gave up was a pure fluke with the puck hitting off of Matt Roy’s foot and going right past Logan Thompson to tie the game at one. But of course the powerplay should never have been because Connor McMichael didn’t hook anyone. It was clear as day he didn’t hook the guy while going to the boards while battling for the puck, so that didn’t sit well either.

    Caps just have to shake it off at this point and shift their focus to Saturday when they host the New Jersey Devils.

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  • VFTG – Ep. 98: Double Built Lies

    VFTG – Ep. 98: Double Built Lies

    It’s Morphin Time!

    Audio Version:

    On today’s episode of Voices from the Grid, Brian and Sasha talk about the Power Rangers Turbo episodes “Built for Speed”, “Bicycle Built for the Blues”, and “The Whole Lie”.

    Opening Music:
    “Start All Over Again” by Eyeshine
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  • NHL Stars of the Week – McDavid’s Milestone earns Top Honors

    NHL Stars of the Week – McDavid’s Milestone earns Top Honors

    Today the National Hockey League announced their Three Stars of the Week for the week of November 11th through 17th.

    First Star – Connor McDavid (C – EDM)

    • McDavid became the fourth-fastest (659 GP) and fourth-youngest (27 years, 306 days) player in NHL history to reach the 1,000-point milestone, totaling 3-5—8 across three games to propel the Oilers (9-7-2, 20 points) to a 2-0-1 week. He factored on all four Edmonton goals (1-3—4), capped by the primary assist on Leon Draisaitl’s overtime winner, in a 4-3 victory against the New York Islanders Nov. 12. McDavid then posted 1-1—2 (as well as another overtime helper), scoring at 2:44 of the second period to become the 99th player in League history to record 1,000 points, in a 3-2 triumph versus the Nashville Predators Nov. 14. He added 1-1—2, including an assist on the tying goal with 1:29 remaining in regulation, in a 4-3 overtime loss to the Toronto Maple Leafs Nov. 16. McDavid, a five-time Art Ross Trophy winner, four-time Ted Lindsay Award winner and three-time Hart Memorial Trophy winner, ranks third in NHL history (minimum: 100 GP) with 1.52 points per game during his career (342-661—1,003 in 660 GP), behind only Wayne Gretzky (1.92) and Mario Lemieux (1.88). That includes 7-14—21 through 15 appearances this season, highlighted by 4-7—11 during an active four-game goal/multi-point streak dating to Nov. 9.
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    Second Star – Masson Marchment (LW – DAL)

    • Marchment produced three multi-point performances in as many contests, leading the NHL in goals (t-4), assists (t-5) and points (9) as the Stars (11-5-0, 22 points) completed a perfect week. He notched 1-4—5, sparked by a franchise record-tying four points in the first period (1-3—4), in a 7-1 win over the Pittsburgh Penguins Nov. 11. Marchment then registered 1-1—2 in a 7-2 triumph versus the Boston Bruins Nov. 14 before closing the week with both Dallas goals, highlighted by his ninth career game-winner, in a 2-1 victory against the Minnesota Wild Nov. 16. The 29-year-old Marchment, who established career highs in goals (22), assists (31) and points (53) in 2023-24 (81 GP), sits second on the Stars with 6-11—17 through 15 total outings this season. He – along with McDavid – is one of 44 NHL players (minimum: 10 GP) averaging at least one point per game in 2024-25.
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    Third Star – Andrei Vasilevskiy (G – TB)

    • Vasilevskiy became the fastest goaltender in League history to reach the 300-win milestone (490 GP), going 2-0-0 with a 0.50 goals-against average, .981 save percentage and one shutout as the Lightning (9-6-1, 19 points) won both of their games. Vasilevskiy earned his record-setting victory by stifling the NHL’s top team, the Winnipeg Jets (who entered the contest with one loss in their first 16 games of the season), making 23 stops in a 4-1 triumph Nov. 14. He followed that with a flawless 29-save performance for his 36th career shutout in a 4-0 victory against the New Jersey Devils Nov. 16. The 30-year-old Vasilevskiy, who won the Vezina Trophy in 2018-19, owns an 8-5-1 record through 14 total appearances in 2024-25, ranking in the top 10 in the League (minimum: 7 GP) in shutouts (t-2nd; 2), goals-against average (3rd; 2.15) and save percentage (7th; .920).
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