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(#1) Alexander Ovechkin
- Left Wing
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(#2) Peter Bondra
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(#3) Nicklas Bäckström
- Centerman
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(#4) Braden Holtby
- Goaltender
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(#5) Mike Gartner
- Right wing
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(#6) Olaf Kölzig
- Goaltender
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(#7) John Carlson
- Defenseman
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(#8) Rod Langway
- Defenseman
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(#9) Scott Stevens
- Defenseman
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(#10) Dale Hunter
- Centerman
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(#11) Sergei Gonchar
- Defenseman
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(#12) Evgeny Kuznetsov
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(#13) Mike Green
- Defenseman
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(#14) Jaromír Jágr
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(#15) Alexander Semin
- Right wing
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(#16) Al Iafrate
- Defenseman
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(#17) Adam Oates
- Centerman
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(#18) T. J. Oshie
- Right wing
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(#19) Steve Konowalchuk
- Left Wing
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(#20) Dennis Maruk
- Centerman
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(#21) Sergei Fedorov
- Centerman, Defenseman
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(#22) Brooks Laich
- Centerman
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(#23) Dino Ciccarelli
- Right wing
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(#24) Kevin Hatcher
- Defenseman
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(#25) Dmitri Orlov
- Defenseman
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(#26) Tom Wilson
- Right wing
He's not number one but he is one of the best hockey players to wear a Capitals sweater and instrumental in their Stanley Cup run. His physical presence was felt and changed the way opponents played the Caps. Tom's offensive abilities were also underrated by the league. Above all else, Tom sacrificed himself for the team.
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(#27) Karl Alzner
- Defenseman
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(#28) Matt Niskanen
- Defenseman
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(#29) Jeff Halpern
- Centerman
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(#30) Marcus Johansson
- Centerman
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(#31) Joé Juneau
- Centerman
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(#32) Richard Zedník
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(#33) Eric Fehr
- Right wing
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(#34) Larry Murphy
- Defenseman
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(#35) Robert Lang
- Centerman
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(#36) Calle Johansson
- Defenseman
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(#37) Michal Pivoňka
- Centerman
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(#38) Jay Beagle
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(#39) Andrei Nikolishin
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(#40) Joel Ward
- Right wing
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(#41) Mike Ridley
- Centerman
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(#42) Andre Burakovsky
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(#43) Bobby Carpenter
- Centerman
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(#44) Dainius Zubrus
- Right wing
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(#45) Sylvain Côté
- Defenseman
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(#46) Dave Christian
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(#47) Roman Hamrlík
- Defenseman
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(#48) Dmitri Khristich
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(#49) Bengt-ake Gustafsson
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(#50) Brendan Witt
- Defenseman
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Washington Capitals is a hockey team in the Southeast Division of the National Hockey League. Since its establishment in 1974, due to a lack of talents, the team lost 67 games in its first season and has an NHL single-season loss record. In 1999, after Ted Leonsis acquired and reorganized the team, Alexander Ovechkin, Nicklas Backstrom, Mike Green, and other draft stars joined the team. Washington Capitals won the first regular-season championship in the 2009-10 season.
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