Laurene Powell Jobs is seeking to divest a 10 percent share in Monumental Sports & Entertainment, the overarching entity overseeing the Washington Wizards and Washington Capitals. As the foremost shareholder in Monumental after managing partner Ted Leonsis, who holds 20 percent, Powell Jobs currently possesses a net worth of around $13.3 billion. The current valuation…
While he has yet to formally sign the contract, the Washington Capitals are set to finalize a two-year contract with defenseman Ethan Bear, according to a recent report from Puck Pedia. The deal, expected to have an average annual value (AAV) of $2.0625 million, will see the team add a nice depth option without overpaying…
According to Washington’s statement earlier today, there are expectations for the Capitals to finalize a deal with unrestricted free-agent defenseman Ethan Bear in the coming days. The team has reportedly extended a contract offer to Bear, and Sportsnet’s Elliotte Friedman discussed on the 32 Thoughts podcast this Monday that a deal is likely to be…
Comment on this storyComment Add to your saved stories Save The absolutely dreadful Washington Wizards managed their fourth win in 24 games Friday night, and if this season didn’t already feel like a slog, well, now there’s a dark lining to it all. Maybe, in five years, the Wizards will have pulled themselves from their…
Patrik Laine is out six weeks, according to a report. The forward suffered a clavicle fracture suffered in Thursday’s game at Toronto. Talk about adding injury to insult. Not only is this not helpful to get Laine out of a slump, but it’s terrible news for the Blue Jackets. INJURY UPDATE: #CBJ forward Patrik Laine…
Photo: Tori Hartman The Washington Capitals have signed goaltender Clay Stevenson to a three-year contract extension through the 2026-27 season. Stevenson, 24, has a record of 9-4-0 in 13 appearances for the AHL’s Hershey Bears this season and leads the league with a 1.70 goals-against average and four shutouts, while ranking second with a .934…
There is renewed conversation surrounding free-agent defenseman Ethan Bear this week. Once thought to be a given he would return to the Vancouver Canucks, that no longer appears to be the case. Now, with a return imminent, there are at least four or five teams, possibly others, who appear to be stepping up their interest…
Washington Capitals’ center Evgeny Kuznetsov has candidly shared his feelings about being a healthy scratch, expressing his discontent with the decision. In a straightforward statement, Kuznetsov stated, “It’s sh**, but gotta accept it… I want to succeed here.” The 31-year-old player, a key figure for the Capitals, faced the unfamiliar role of being left out…
