Jay Beagle
NEW YORK, NY - MAY 08: Jay Beagle #83 of the Washington Capitals skates in on Henrik Lundqvist #30 of the New York Rangers in Game Four of the Eastern Conference Quarterfinals during the 2013 NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs at Madison Square Garden on May 8, 2013 in New York City. The Rangers defeated the Capitals 4-3.
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He fights, he hits, he’s a good leader in the dressing room. He scores big goals and he’s got that shootout move that not many guys can do. I’ve tried it. I can’t do it
I think I’ll work on a lot of individual skill stuff, which I haven’t really done in the past. I have with skating and stuff
For a 19-year-old to come in and establish a little bit of a presence out there and not back down from anyone, starting stuff and playing a solid fourth-line game, that says a lot about his characterMore quotes »
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Beagle and his most frequent linemates: Key Stat: Jay Beagle had a tough time in the playoffs against the Rangers, his lone tally in Game 3 notwithstanding. He was on-ice for 14 even-strength goals-against in 48 regular-season games, but six in seven fir from Japers Rink Read more »
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2nd Period 2nd Period 11:00 -1 Stoppage - Goalie Stopped; TV timeout 2nd Period 10:59 -1 Shot on goal by Brad Richards saved by Braden Holtby(Wristshot 42 ft) 2nd Period 10:53 -1 Shot missed by Michael Del Zotto, Wide of Net(Wristshot 57 ft) 2nd Period 1 from ESPN Read more »
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