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The Washington Capitals are currently ranked number 2 in the Eastern Conference League and trail leaders’ Boston by only 10 points. With the season still young, there’s plenty of time to take the lead and keep it. The Capitals team forwards include Nicklas Backstrom, Matt Bradley, Donald Brashear, Chris Clark, Sergei Federov, Eric Fehr, Tomas Fleischmann, Alexandre Giroux, Boyd Gordon, Viktor Kozlov, Brooks Laich, Michael Nylander, Alex Ovechkin, Alexander Semin, and David Steckel. Defensemen include Karl Alzner, John Erskine, Mike Green, Bryan Helmer, Milan Jurcina, Shaone Morrisonn, Brian Potheir, Tom Poti, Jeff Schultz, and Tyler Sloan. Goalies are Brent Johnson, Jose Theodore and Simeon Varlamov. The Capitals do not currently have any of their players on the injured reserves list. Capitals prospects currently in the system and also off the injured reserves list include forwards Keith Aucoin, Francois Bouchard, Phil Desimone, Andrew Glass, Igor Ignatushkin, Andrew Joudrey, Jakub Klepis, Nick Larson, Brett Leffler, Ivan Nepriayev, Maxim Orlov, Oskar Osala, Mathieu Perreault, Justin Taylor and Kyle Wilson. Defensemen include Sean Collins, Jakub Cutta, Viktor Dovgan, Joe Finley, Josh Godfrey, Patrick McNeill, Sasha Pokulok, Keith Seabrook, Igor Shadilov, Artem Ternavsky and Sergei Zimakov. Goalies include Dan Duddn, Daren Machesney and Michal Neuvirth. No great team can make it to the top without great coaches, trainers and support staff. The Capitals are no exception. Coaching support includes head coach Bruce Boudreau, assistant coach Jay Leach, assistant coach Dean Evason, goaltending coach Dave Prior, strength and conditioning coach Mark Nemish. Additional support comes from video coach Jonas Plumb, head athletic trainer Greg Smith, assistant trainer Ben Reisz, massage therapist Shawn Reed, team physician Ben Shaffer, team internist Chris Walsh, team ophthalmologist Bill Rich, team dentist Thomas Lenz, head equipment manager Brock Myles, assistant equipment manager Craig Leydig and equipment assistant Brian Metzger. Although the Capitals went into the break with a loss to the Senators, there’s plenty of season left to work at keeping the winning streaks going. The Capitals will close out January with games against the Bruins and Red Wings both away and at home respectively. In February, the Capitals will host games against the Senators, Kings, Panthers, Canadiens, Avalanche, Penguins, Flyers and Thrashers. Then they’ll take to the road where they’ll hit the ice as visitors in games against the Devils, Rangers, Lightning, Panthers, and the Bruins. In March, the Capitals can expect opportunities to showcase their talents in away games against Predators, Flyers, Thrashers, Panthers, Lightning, Hurricanes and Maple Leafs. At home in March, the Capitals will host games on their own ice against the Panthers, Hurricanes, Maple Leafs, Penguins, the Hurricanes again and the Lightning. The month of April signals the end of the season when the Capitals will play six final games during the month. Three away games against the Thrashers, Lightning and Panthers include the last game of the season for the Capitals, which will be played on Saturday, April 11. Home games in April include those that the Capitals will host against the Islanders, Sabres and Thrashers.
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