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Canada’s Ambassador wears Capitals jersey after losing Stadium Series bet with Governor Larry Hogan

There’s nothing quite like a friendly bet to make a hockey game more interesting. David MacNaughton, Canada’s Ambassador to the United States, made a wager with Larry Hogan, Governor of Maryland, over the outcome of the Stadium Series game.

When the Capitals came out triumphant over the Toronto Maple Leafs, so too did Governor Hogan. On Friday, MacNaughton paid up on that bet, donning a Capitals jersey for a full day of meetings at the Canadian Embassy.

The bet between the two was made back on March 3, the day of the Stadium Series game. Governor Larry Hogan threw down the gloves…

And David MacNaughton rose to the challenge.

Even with the bet looming, MacNaughton and Hogan took time out before the game to pose for some photographs together.

We’ll give it to them that this is the second-best Capitals vs. Maple Leafs wager made since the 2016-17 playoff series.

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