Ted Starkey
Contributor
Ted Starkey is a veteran sportswriter who has covered the NHL, NFL and MLB, writing for The Washington Times, Tampa Tribune, AOL Sports, FanHouse.com, USAHockey.com and BuffaloBills.com, as well as the author of two books on the Washington Capitals, Transition Game: The Story of the 2010-11 Washington Capitals and Red Rising: The Washington Capitals Story.
Lockout over, Caps turn attention to on-ice issues
A new coach and a new system are two of the obstacles facing the Washington Capitals in the shortened 2013 NHL season.
NHL Lockout ends in dead of night
Early Sunday morning the NHL and its players association tentatively reached a deal on a new Collective Bargaining Agreement.
One way or another, lockout end is near
The question of whether there will be a 2013 NHL season will be answered in the next week. Time to buckle up.
NHL's dangerous game creeps closer to an end
NHL Deputy Commissioner Bill Daly says that the league has a drop-dead date, and says that there will still be a 2012-13 season.
The NHL's back-up schedule plan
Ted Starkey says the NHL likely has a plan for a shortened season all ready to go if a CBA agreement is reached this month.
NHL lockout: The time for games is over
Why the owners and players should save their energy for the bargaining table.
Hockey returns to Washington on strange night
Events in New York took the shine off what should have been a happy occasion in the District.
Hershey, Norfolk drop the puck at Verizon Center
For one night only, pro hockey returns to the District of Columbia Thursday.
In NHL lockout, time is finally of the essence
The moribund labor talks were recalled to life Tuesday and Wednesday.
Talks about talks as NHL, NHLPA spin their wheels
How the NHL lockout reached a new level of dysfunction over a simple proposal.