Forward Joey Crabb has agreed to a one-year, $950,000 deal with the Washington Capitals. cheap nfl jerseys . Crabb, 29, spent the past two seasons playing with the Toronto Maple Leafs and Toronto Marlies of the American Hockey League. Last season, the native of Anchorage, AK, recorded 11 goals and 15 assists through 67 games with the Maple Leafs. He also added seven goals and eight assists with the Marlies. In 144 NHL games between the Maple Leafs and Atlanta Thrashers, Crabb has 18 goals and 33 assists. Crabb was drafted by the New York Rangers in the seventh round (226th overall) of the 2002 NHL Entry Draft. He signed with the Thrashers as an unrestricted free agent in 2006 and on June 24, 2010, he was traded to the Blackhawks - along with Marty Reasoner, Jeremy Morin - for Dustin Byfuglien, Ben Eager, Brent Sopel and Akim Aliu. He signed with the Maple Leafs as an unrestricted free agent the following month. nfl jerseys china . -- Look at London Fletchers career stats, particularly the column of numbers under the letter "G. wholesale nfl jerseys .com) - Hendrick Motorsports revealed on Thursday that Chase Elliott will take over driving duties of the No.VANCOUVER -- Jimmy Nielsen put almost a seasons worth of saves into one game Wednesday night. The Sporting Kansas City goalkeeper made seven stops as his club continued its hot start to the Major League Soccer season with a 3-1 victory over the Vancouver Whitecaps. Kansas City remained unbeaten with seven wins, all in regulation. This marks the first time since 1996 that a team has started the season with seven wins without going into extra time. The Los Angeles Galaxy started with eight straight regulation wins that year. Heading into the game, Nielsen, a 34-year-old native of Aalborg, Denmark, had just eight saves in the entire campaign. "I can have a full paycheque this time," he said with a smile. Nielsen was kept busy after having to make just one save in Kansas Citys previous win over Salt Lake. Before that game, his club went a league-record 335 minutes without allowing a shot. But the Whitecaps kept him busy much of the night, especially in the last 10 minutes as they pressed to score. "I kind of had nothing to do in the last couple of games, but today there were (shots to stop)," Nielsen said. "We knew that it would be tough coming up here today. I prepared myself a little different to come here. I was pretty sure that I would be in action today." Aurelien Collin, a defender known for his off-field flamboyance, scored in the 24th minute for Kansas City. He was also prominent on the play that led to his clubs second marker, a Vancouver own goal off defender Martin Bonjour in the 51st minute "Its a good show, the seven wins in seven games," said Collin. "If we keep going like that, this team can win a lot of games." Kei Kamara scored Kansas Citys other goal in the 65th minute. Sebastien Le Toux spoiled Nielsens shutout bid in the 80th minute. It was only the second goal that Kansas City has allowed this season. Many fans appeared to stay home to watch the Vancouver Canucks on television in a potentially season-ending Stanley Cup playoff game in Los Angeles. The crowd of 15,382 at B.C. Place Stadium was smaller than average. But there was no lack of excitement as Nielsen made several stellar saves to hand the Whitecaps their second straight loss. "Overall, we created enough chances to win," said Vancouver captain Jay DeMerit. "We didnt give up that many chances. But it just so happened that the chances we did give up turned into goals. Thats when it gets disappointing. But, ultimately, if we clean those up, then weve got a lot better chance for a good result." The game got off to a testy start as Vancouver striker Eric Hassli received a yellow card in the sixth minute for a hard tackle on Kamara near midfield. Kamara curled into a ball on the turf, holding his shin and writhing in pain for a couple of minutes. Shortly after Hassli goot the yellow Kamara went off, started jumping up and down and quickly returned, drawing jeers from the crowd. cheap jerseys from china. Collin was cautioned in the 18th minute as he pushed Le Toux into a sideline advertising sign. The Kansas City defender made up for his miscue six minutes later as he put the visitors ahead 1-0. Kansas City received a second chance on a corner kick after the first one went off a Whitecaps defender and out of bounds, and Collin capitalized after Roger Espinozas shot hit Vancouvers Gershon Koffie and came to an unmarked Collin by the side of the net for an easy tap-in with Vancouver goalkeeper Joe Cannon caught out of position as he played the original shot. "I was at the right spot, right moment, and thank God I scored," said Collin. "Im happy I helped the team." Collin was instrumental in Vancouvers winning goal six minutes into the second half. Collin pressured Bonjour as the defender tried to defend a long Matt Besler throw-in from the right sideline. "I was with him and I was about to do a header and he fouled me," said Collin. "He threw me away and the ball touched his chest and it went straight into the goal." Shortly after the goal, Nielsen made another stellar save as he poked the ball over the crossbar after a Le Toux cross deflected off a Kansas City defender. Le Toux put Vancouver on the scoreboard with 10 official minutes left. After a Camilo header from second-half sub Omar Salgados cross rebounded the bar, Le Toux, standing in front of two defenders, headed the ball past Nielsen from the goal-line. A furious Nielsen, upset that offside was not called, raced to a linesman and argued nose-to-nose with him. But referee Badomero Toledo allowed the goal to stand while giving Nielsen a yellow card. "I thought (the linesman) lifted the flag on offside, and the referee came in and called an offside," said Nielsen. "Then he changed. I havent spoken to the ref and I dont know if it was an offside or not, but I know for sure that he called an offside and he changed." "It was a bit of theatrics, to be honest," countered DeMerit. Vancouver coach Martin Rennie said his club put in a strong effort, but ultimately lost on technical breakdowns. The loss will serve as a character test leading up to the Whitecaps next game Saturday at home against Dallas. "Im confident that there are good characters in here, but well have to find out," said Rennie. Notes: With a light rain failing before the game, the stadiums roof was closed. ... Salgado came in for Harris in 79th minute. ... Kansas Citys Paulo Nagamura was cautioned for time-wasting in the first half. ... 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