alex ovenchin turns and broke his stick. alex is looking for a penalty call. podi challenged by downnie and knuble there locking horns with hedman and downnie will skate away. get smoked by alex ovenchin. craig: downnie at the last minute opinion downnie got the first lick with the left or the right. now pushing and shoving. it has been a frustrating night for the great 8 against tampa bay, defensively. joe: alex ovenchin made a beeline for downnie. knew he would have him cold right in front of the fence and put the hit on and downnie decided he was not going to take it. here comes downnie and alex ovenchin thought that was a broken stick. he will go to the bench and get it. circles right into the play and he has hit site on number nine. sees him at the last minute. there is that quick right upper. we'll see if downie gets the extra minor there as he got the first lick at alex ovenchin. joe: downie is a tough customer. craig: you knew he would take exception to it. joe: the fans giving their opinion. craig they could be happy to take off 8. down by three and t

who would put it against alex ovenchin, the new capital captain. we will be back here tomorrow night for another edition of capitals pregame live on comcast sports net but right now we want to get you ready on comcast sports plus to get you down to st. peat forum in tampa forum. joe and craig are standing you by and bringing action as the capitals go 13 straight against the lightning. thanks for being with you and we'll see you tomorrow night when the caps take on the florida panthers. >> this young net minder has a handle on it quickly. marks to atlanta at high speed and practically untouched and delivering a pick perfect performance and now they need to slip past the lightning bolts. their gun hits the target on comcast sports net. >> since when is it chilly in florida? the capitals come in from the col in tampa to face a lightning strike that hasn't jolted them in a long time. it is nice to see you i'm joe ben natti. this team can produce a lot of excite. like saturday night. >> called crazy 8, they dominated the atlantic thrashers. let's get sh

alex the great ovenchin. and why fame and fortune has not changed him. >>> and paying tribute to a man that taught everybody about the game. >> and then a dream comes true for one high school baseball player, a story that will warm your heart holiday season. >> hello and welcome to this special edition of net impact. i'm art fa nel. this is the best of 2009 report where we look back at some of the stories that touched most and kept us talking. like the first report that we called a father's tribute when we went under the lights on the biggest stage in major league baseball where yankee catcher jose molina could not help but reflect on the death of his father. this year was particularly emotional for all of the brothers. we begin the coverage of a truly remarkable story. >> they are the quintessential baseball family, the molinas, ben gypping, jose and yadar, a rare feat three brothers playing ints. the backbone is gone. ben molina santana passed away at at the age of 58. >> it is like somebody take your heart

alex the great ovenchin. fortune has not changed him. >>> and paying tribute to a man that taught everybody about the game. >> and then a dream comes true for one high school baseball player a story that will warm your heart holiday season. >> hello and welcome to this special edition of net impact. i'm art fa nel. this is the best of 2009 report where we look back at some of the stories that touched most and kept us talking. like the first report that we called a father's tribute when we went under the lights on the biggest stage in major league baseball where yankee catcher jose molina could not help but reflect on the death of his father. this year was particularly emotional for all of the brothers. we begin the coverage of a truly remarkable story. >> they are the quintessential baseball family, the molinas ben gypping jose and yadar, a rare feat three brothers playing ints. the backbone is gone. ben molina santana passed away at at the age of 58. >> it is like somebody take your heart and threw it in the

alex the great ovenchin. and why fame and fortune has not changed him. >>> and paying tribute to a man that taught everybody about the game. >> and then a dream comes true for one high school baseball player, a story that will warm your heart holiday season. >> hello and welcome to this special edition of net impact. i'm art fa nel. this is the best of 2009 report where we look back at some of the stories that touched most and kept us talking. like the first report that we called a father's tribute when we went under the lights on the biggest stage in major league baseball where yankee catcher jose molina could not help but reflect on the death of his father. this year was particularly emotional for all of the brothers. we begin the coverage of a truly remarkable story. >> they are the quintessential baseball family, the molinas, ben gypping, jose and yadar, a rare feat three brothers playing ints. the backbone is gone. ben molina santana passed away at at the age of 58. >> it is like somebody take your heart