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.
Given his local geographic focus on the United States, particularly D.C. and Washington, Ian would likely appreciate pitches related to local sporting events or features on players with ties to this area.
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By: Ian Oland
Still out of the lineup due to a fractured fibula, Alex Ovechkin did not play in the Washington Capitals' 4-1 victory over…
By: Ian Oland
Share: Facebook icon Twitter icon Reddit icon Copy icon Link Copied Spencer Carbery’s electric post-game speeches are certainly rousing enough, but now the players are introducing a prop to make wins even more fun.
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Share: Facebook icon Twitter icon Reddit icon Copy icon Link Copied The Washington Capitals are back in action to take on the Tampa Bay Lightning tonight. The Thanksgiving Eve game is being aired on national television and the start time will be slightly later than usual.
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Share: Facebook icon Twitter icon Reddit icon Copy icon Link Copied The Washington Capitals will look to send their dads home happy with another victory on their annual mentors’ trip.
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Share: Facebook icon Twitter icon Reddit icon Copy icon Link Copied Charlie Lindgren just gave up the most embarrassing goal of his professional career. In fact, let’s just say he pulled A Hagelin.
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Share: Facebook icon Twitter icon Reddit icon Copy icon Link Copied The Washington Capitals defeated the Tampa Bay Lightning 5-4 on Thanksgiving Eve, earning their eighth comeback victory of the year — tied for the most in the NHL.
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Alex Ovechkin missed his fourth straight game due to a fractured fibula, but he still managed to make his presence felt after…
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Share: Facebook icon Twitter icon Reddit icon Copy icon Link Copied The Washington Capitals were not themselves in the first period and fell into a two-goal hole against the Tampa Bay Lightning early on Thanksgiving Eve, watching helplessly as Brayden Point scored twice.
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The Washington Capitals are throwing on their best black threads for Black Friday and will look to defeat the New York Islanders…
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