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Laich spent the rest of his junior career with the Thunderbirds.

"We're really comfortable in the third," center Brooks Laich said.

During the Capitals playoff run, Laich played in 14 games and added seven points.

Laich played the entire 2006-07 season with the Capitals, scoring eight goals and adding ten assists.

"We have to start outshooting some teams," center Brooks Laich said.

When asked about the incident, Laich responded "It's not a big deal.

Part of Laich's inspiration comes from his father, who during a 34 year tenure as a high school principal only missed three days of work.

Brooks Laich was a minus-2 and gave away a goal to the Kings with a turnover in his own zone.

Laich's first professional experience was brief, when he attended the Ottawa Senators training camp before the 2002-03 season.

In a game against Sweden, Laich scored Canada's first goal of the tournament.

Laich's next experience with Team Canada came at the 2010 World Championships.

He would have had a hat trick but told the league that his third goal was deflected in by Brooks Laich.

Laich started playing minor hockey in his hometown of Wawota, Saskatchewan.

Boudreau says "You are never going to find a guy that cares more than Brooks Laich."

Boudreau also said Laich is considered one of the hardest working players on the Capitals' roster by his coaches and teammates.

Colorado Avalanche star Joe Sakic was Laich's favorite player growing up.

Washington Capitals: Good game-winner just 12 seconds into overtime by Brooks Laich.

He taught many sculptors, such as Hans Sailer, Angela Laich and others.

The earliest construction on the castle was the towerhouse and Laich Hall (looks onto Loch Awe).

Bondra was traded to the Ottawa Senators for Brooks Laich and a second round draft pick.

The following day the play was reviewed and his third goal was officially changed to Brooks Laich with Wideman receiving the primary assist.

After a two goal game against the Atlanta Thrashers, Laich summed up his philosophy towards scoring, "If you want money, go to the bank.

During the playoffs, Laich scored the last goal of the Capitals season during Game 7 against the Montreal Canadiens.

The $2,500 third prize went to Elizabeth Laich of Canada and Marcel Bergmann of Germany.