Samantha Pell is a Sports Reporter at The Washington Post. She covers topics related to hockey, particularly the NHL and the Stanley Cup, with a focus on the Colorado Avalanche and the state of Colorado. Samantha has been featured in The Washington Post, Frederick News-Post, Batavia Daily News, and The University of Melbourne.
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Samantha Pell's coverage is primarily focused on sports, particularly ice hockey and the Washington Capitals. She reports extensively on events and evolving stories related to players and games.
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By: Samantha Pell
Milano has been a key contributor for a Washington team that has seen a resurgence in the last month and a half.
By: Samantha Pell
Washington, which has lost three of four, put 40 shots on goal but only beat Philadelphia goalie Carter Hart once.
Veterans T.J. Oshie and Tom Wilson score in regulation and Dmitry Orlov notches the game-winner in overtime to cap a gorgeous exchange with Oshie.
By: Samantha Pell
Three second-period goals put Minnesota ahead, and the Capitals couldn't solve goalie Filip Gustavsson late as they suffered a 4-2 defeat.
By: Samantha Pell
“I am not thinking about my back or what I have to do for it,” T.J. Oshie said. “I just play and I have fun out there playing.”
By: Samantha Pell
Ovechkin missed Washington's game in Las Vegas on Saturday with a lower-body injury but practiced Monday in Colorado.
By: Samantha Pell
Backstrom's shootout strike holds up after Darcy Kuemper (36 saves) makes one final stop on Evgeny Malkin.
Alex Ovechkin's ongoing mastery of scoring goals has always shadowed another prolific talent — his ability to to dish out a good, old-fashioned hit.
By: Samantha Pell
Alex Ovechkin and Sidney Crosby were in the spotlight for Saturday's game, but Ovechkin's son, Sergei, provided the highlight of the weekend Friday.
By: Samantha Pell, Sarah Wise, Alys Sebire, Jack Stanton, Dianne Mcleod, Brody Atkinson, Hazel Hudson, Leanne Fary, Graham Brewster, Bethany Uhe
Trials of Indigenous self-management are helping to reduce the number Australian Aboriginal children in child protection says University of Melbourne research.
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