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<strong>Capitals</strong> Honors<br />
CAPITALS IN THE HOCKEY HALL OF FAME<br />
Player Year Inducted<br />
Mike Gartner 2001<br />
Rod Langway 2002<br />
Larry Murphy 2004<br />
Scott Stevens 2007<br />
Dave Fay 2007 (<strong>Washington</strong> Times beat writer; Elmer Ferguson Memorial Award)<br />
CAPITALS IN OLYMPIC WINTER GAMES<br />
2006 Winter Olympics (Torino, Italy)<br />
Olie Kolzig (Germany)<br />
Ivan Majesky (Slovakia)<br />
Alex Ovechkin (Russia)<br />
2002 Winter Olympics (Salt Lake City, Utah)<br />
Ulf Dahlen (Sweden)<br />
Sergei Gonchar (Russia – Bronze)<br />
Jaromir Jagr (Czech Republic)<br />
Dimitri Khristich (Ukraine)<br />
Andrei Nikolishin (Russia – Bronze)<br />
1998 Winter Olympics (Nagano, Japan)<br />
Peter Bondra (Slovakia)<br />
Calle Johansson (Sweden)<br />
Olie Kolzig (Germany)<br />
Ron Wilson (Head Coach, United States)<br />
Richard Zednik (Slovakia)<br />
<strong>NHL</strong> STATISTICAL LEADERS<br />
Year Player Category (Total)<br />
2008-09 Alex Ovechkin Goals (56)<br />
2008-09 Alex Ovechkin Shots (528)<br />
2007-08 Alex Ovechkin Points (112)<br />
2007-08 Alex Ovechkin Goals (65)<br />
2007-08 Alex Ovechkin Power-Play Goals (22)<br />
2007-08 Alex Ovechkin Game-Winning Goals (11)<br />
2007-08 Alex Ovechkin Shots (446)<br />
2006-07 Alex Ovechkin Shots (392)<br />
2005-06 Alex Ovechkin Shots (425)<br />
2001-02 Peter Bondra Power-Play Goals (17)<br />
2000-01 Peter Bondra Power-Play Goals (22)<br />
2000-01 Adam Oates Assists (69)<br />
1999-00 Olie Kolzig Saves (1,794)<br />
1999-00 Olie Kolzig Minutes (4,371)<br />
1997-98 Peter Bondra* Goals (52)<br />
1997-98 Peter Bondra Game-Winning Goals (13)<br />
1995-96 Jim Carey Shutouts (9)<br />
1994-95 Peter Bondra Goals (34)<br />
1994-95 Peter Bondra Shorthanded Goals (6)<br />
1990-91 Don Beaupre Shutouts (5)<br />
1989-90 Mike Liut# Goals-Against Average (2.53)<br />
1989-90 Mike Liut# Shutouts (4)<br />
1987-88 Clint Malarchuk Shutouts (4)<br />
1987-88 Pete Peeters Goals-Against Average (2.78)<br />
1983-84 Al Jensen* Shutouts (4)<br />
1983-84 Pat Riggin Goals-Against Average (2.66)<br />
1983-84 Pat Riggin* Shutouts (4)<br />
*Co-leader<br />
#Acquired via trade during the season<br />
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WASHINGTON CAPITALS OFFICIAL GUIDE<br />
CAPITALS PROSPECTS IN THE WORLD JUNIOR<br />
CHAMPIONSHIP<br />
Since 2004<br />
2009 World Junior Championship (Ottawa)<br />
Stefan Della Rovere (Canada – Gold)<br />
Dmitry Kugryshev (Russia)<br />
2008 World Junior Championship (Czech Republic)<br />
Karl Alzner (Canada – Gold)<br />
Josh Godfrey (Canada – Gold)<br />
Michal Neuvirth (Czech Republic)<br />
Dmitry Kugryshev (Russia – Bronze)<br />
2007 World Junior Championship (Sweden)<br />
Karl Alzner (Canada – Gold)<br />
Oskar Osala (Finland)<br />
Semyon Varlamov (Russia – Silver)<br />
Nicklas Backstrom (Sweden)<br />
2006 World Junior Championship (Canada)<br />
Nicklas Backstrom (Sweden)<br />
Chris Bourque (United States)<br />
Sasha Pokulok (Canada – Gold)<br />
Semyon Varlamov (Russia – Silver)<br />
2005 World Junior Championship (United States)<br />
Chris Bourque (United States)<br />
Oscar Hedman (Sweden)<br />
Alex Ovechkin (Russia – Silver)<br />
Michail Yunkov (Russia – Silver)<br />
2004 World Junior Championship (Finland)<br />
Tomas Fleischmann (Czech Republic)<br />
Peter Guggisberg (Switzerland)<br />
Sami Lepisto (Finland – Bronze)<br />
Alex Ovechkin (Russia)<br />
Alexander Semin (Russia)<br />
Steve Werner (United States – Gold)
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