Forwards # Player 19 Nicklas Backstrom 10 Matt Bradley 87 Donald Brashear 17 Chris Clark "C" 24 Matt Cooke 91 Sergei Fedorov 14 Eric Fehr 43 Tomas Fleischmann 15 Boyd Gordon 25 Viktor Kozlov 21 Brooks Laich 53 Quentin Laing 92 Michael Nylander 8 Alex Ovechkin 28 Alexander Semin 39 David Steckel
Defensemen # Player 44 Steve Eminger 4 John Erskine 52 Mike Green 23 Milan Jurcina 26 Shaone Morrisonn 2 Brian Pothier 3 Tom Poti 55 Jeff Schultz
Goalies # Player 1 Brent Johnson 37 Olie Kolzig 38 Cristobal Huet
2007-present Bruce Boudreau 2004-07 Glen Hanlon 2002-04 Bruce Cassidy 1997-98 to 2001-02 Ron Wilson 1994-95 to 1996-97 Jim Schoenfeld 1993-94 Terry Murray/Jim Schoenfeld 1990-91 to 1992-93 Terry Murray 1989-90 Bryan Murray/Terry Murray 1982-83 to 1988-89 Bryan Murray 1981-82 Gary Green/Roger Crozier/Bryan Murray 1980-81 Gary Green 1979-80 Danny Belisle/Gary Green 1978-79 Danny Belisle 1976-77 to 1977-78 Tom McVie 1975-76 Milt Schmidt/Tom McVie 1974-75 Jim Anderson/Red Sullivan/Milt Schmidt
MOUNT CLEMENS, Mich. -- A Michigan bank is suing NHL veteran Sergei Federov, saying payments have stopped on more than $2 million in loans.
Citizens State Bank filed a lawsuit Monday against Fedorov, a former star with the Detroit Red Wingswho now plays for the Washington Capitals.
The lawsuit, filed in Macomb County Circuit Court, said Fedorov got loans in 2004 and 2005, one for $1.75 million and another for $500,000.
A default notice was sent in May after payments stopped, Citizens State Bank attorney Scott Norton said Tuesday.
The bank is owed at least $2.1 million in interest and principal, according to the lawsuit.
A message seeking comment was left for Fedorov's attorney, Brian O'Keefe of Birmingham, on Tuesday.
Norton said Fedorov offered a Miami condominium as collateral on the larger loan. An 11-year-old horse and an insurance policy are collateral on the smaller loan, according to the lawsuit.
Fedorov played 13 seasons for Detroit from 1990-2003. Columbus traded him to Washington during the 2007-08 season. The lawsuit first was reported by the Macomb Daily.
AP NEWS The Associated Press News Service
Two '06 Picks Aim To Make the Caps Roster
Tuesday 07-15-2008 11:35am ET
Quebec Major Junior Hockey League forwards Mathieu Perreault and Francois Bouchard are setting their collective sights on the National Hockey League's Washington Capitals.
Both were drafted by the Capitals in 2006 and each signed a three-year, entry-level contract with the big club this year. Both were present at the team's developmental camp at Kettler Capitals Iceplex in Arlington, Va., this summer.
Bouchard, who has spent the past four seasons with Baie-Comeau, was a second-round pick (No. 35) and Perreault, who recently completed his third season with Acadie-Bathhurst, was selected in the sixth round, No. 177 overall.
Perreault won the Jean Beliveau Trophy as the league's top point-producer with 114 points (34 goals) last season, finishing 22 points ahead of Bouchard, who claimed the eighth spot with 92 points (36 goals).
Gordon, 24, had seven goals and nine assists in 67 games last season. He also won 55.8 percent of his faceoffs, the second-best percentage on the team and ninth in the NHL.
Gordon, a first-round pick of the Capitals in 2002, has 15 goals and 37 assists in 204 career games with Washington.
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