Washington Capitals long-time forward Bobby Gould has died. He was 69. The Capitals announced Gould’s death on Saturday. Gould played 600 games for the Capitals and was a strong goal scorer in his time in the nation’s capital. “A consistent…
Former Washington Capitals forward Bobby Gould has died at the age of 69, the team announced on Saturday. Gould was a key contributor during his tenure in Washington, playing 600 games for the franchise after being acquired from the Calgary Flames during the 1981-82 NHL season.
Throughout his regular season NHL career, Gould recorded 145 goals and 159 assists, including 276 points with Washington. Known as a strong two-way forward, he was twice named a finalist for the Selke Trophy before concluding his NHL career with the Boston Bruins.
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