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Washington Capitals 2018 Stanley Cup championship plague unveiled in DC

The Washington Capitals unveil a special permanent plaque in commemoration of the 2018 Stanley Cup championship celebration at the Washington Harbour fountain in Georgetown, D.C.

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Capitals to unveil plaque celebrating 2018 Stanley Cup fountain swim

Alex Ovechkin and teammates T.J. Oshie and Tom Wilson swam in the Washington Harbour fountain in Georgetown during their Stanley Cup celebration.

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Washington Capitals Announce Stanley Cup Championship Plaque Unveiling at Washington Harbour Ice Rink in Georgetown

Capitals players Nicklas Backstrom and T.J. Oshie, who visited the fountain in 2018 during their Stanley Cup celebration, will make a special appearance and participate in the unveiling ceremony. Monumental Sports Network’s Alexa Landestoy will serve as the event host.

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Capitals to honor fountain where Alex Ovechkin swam with Stanley Cup

On Friday, the franchise will unveil a plaque next to the Washington Harbor fountain in Georgetown where Alex Ovechkin famously ditched his shirt and swam with the Stanley Cup in 2018. Stanley Cup champions T.

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NHL.com unveils picks for Quarter-Century Team

The Fan Vote marks the second phase of the NHL Quarter-Century Team celebration during the 2024-25 season, following the reveal of each NHL team’s First and Second Quarter-Century Teams over the past ...

The greatest NHL players who never won a Stanley Cup: Legends without a ring

Some of the biggest names in hockey never achieved the glory of the Stanley Cup. Their careers shone with talent and ...

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Canada, U.S. ready for ‘dream scenario’ rematch in 4 Nations final: ‘A great celebration of hockey’

The Athletic has live coverage of USA vs Canada in the 4 Nations Face-Off Championship. BOSTON — There are only three players ...

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Which NHL Teams Have Won The Most Stanley Cups?

Sixteen teams make the postseason, but only one gets to lift Lord Stanley’s Cup. No wonder so many teams have never done it. Of the NHL’s 32 franchises, 10 are still searching for their first ...

The most bizarre NHL superstitions: Wild rituals players swear by

In the NHL, some players rely not only on their skill but on bizarre rituals they believe bring them luck. From baby powder ...

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