Ian Oland is a journalist who focuses on local sports news in Washington, D.C. He writes for Russian Machine Never Breaks, covering the Washington Capitals hockey team. Ian's articles provide updates on player news, game recaps, and other stories related to the Capitals and their players.
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Ian Oland focuses primarily on event coverage and evolving stories related to sports, particularly hockey and the Washington Capitals. His interest in player news, game recaps, and live events suggests that he may be most responsive to pitches that offer exclusive insights into players' personal lives or behind-the-scenes perspectives of games.
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By: Ian Oland
Share: Facebook icon Twitter icon Reddit icon Copy icon Link Copied The Washington Capitals are hosting the Montreal Canadiens at Capital One Arena tonight and one very special prospect is making his NHL debut. Ethen Frank, the Hershey Bears’ leading goal-scorer for the last three years, will lace up his skates for the first time with the Capitals.
By: Chris Cerullo, Ian Oland, Katie Adler
Share: Facebook icon Twitter icon Reddit icon Copy icon Link Copied Ethen Frank got his name on the scoresheet in his first career NHL game against the Montreal Canadiens, Friday.
By: Ian Oland
Monumental Sports Network's broadcasts of Washington Capitals games won't have the same feel in the immediate future. Color commentator Craig Laughlin announced…
By: Ian Oland
A night after following to the Montreal Canadiens, the Washington Capitals are in Nashville to take on the Predators. To be blunt:…
By: Ian Oland
Ethen Frank scored his milestone first NHL goal against the Nashville Predators on Saturday night. The 26-year-old winger used his speed to…
By: Ian Oland
After going goal-less in his last three games, Alex Ovechkin returned to the scoresheet in the Washington Capitals' 4-1 victory over the…
By: Ian Oland
After years of toiling with the Hershey Bears, Ethen Frank finally got his NHL opportunity with the Washington Capitals on Friday and…
By: Ian Oland
With a doink off the right upright, Zane Gonzalez's 37-yard field goal gave the Washington Commanders a last-second 23-20 victory over the…
By: Ian Oland
Share: Facebook icon Twitter icon Reddit icon Copy icon Link Copied The NHL’s 2024-25 campaign has seen a changing of the guard in the Eastern Conference. The two teams that dominated last year, the New York Rangers and Boston Bruins, are struggling mightily and out of playoff spots more than halfway through the season.
By: Ian Oland
Share: Facebook icon Twitter icon Reddit icon Copy icon Link Copied The Washington Capitals’ offense has disappeared lately, but the schedule makers may have found their tonic. The lowly Anaheim Ducks are in town, sporting the fifth-worst record in the Western Conference and surrendering the twelfth-most goals (135) in the NHL.
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