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Article: A Net Loss For Washington; After 16 Seasons, Kolzig Says He Won't Return to the Capitals
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- The Washington Post
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- May 9, 2008
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Olie Kolzig, the Washington Capitals goaltender through some of
the best and worst moments in the team's history, confirmed
yesterday what had been suspected for weeks: He has played his final
game for the franchise that drafted him in 1989.
Kolzig's only regret, he said over lunch, is that his tenure did
not end the way he always had envisioned it: with him hoisting the
Stanley Cup and skating around the ice at Verizon Center. Instead,
his Capitals career came to an abrupt conclusion April 22, when the
free-agent-to-be watched from the bench as the Philadelphia Flyers
vanquished Washington in Game 7 of the Eastern Conference
quarterfinals.
"For me, it was disappointing the way it ended," ...
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