Sunday afternoon after the Vegas Golden Knights eliminated the Winnipeg Jets in five games, defenseman Nate Schmidt said during a postgame interview that he wanted to play the Capitals in the Stanley Cup Final. The Caps are now one game away from fulfilling Nate’s wish.
Monday night at Capital One Arena, the Caps shut out the Tampa Bay Lightning 3-0 in Game Six of the Eastern Conference Final. Afterwards, Caps fans filed out into the streets where they took to the National Portrait Gallery steps and celebrated.
— Adam Stringham (@Stringhama) May 22, 2018
There were loud chants of We Want The Cup!
These are our steps! Let's go Caps!!!! #ALLCAPS #StanleyCup #CapsBolts pic.twitter.com/8NvIzh8x2u
— Ashleigh Engels (@ashleighmariiee) May 22, 2018
HOLT-BY!
From the gallery steps… pic.twitter.com/nlP9J2IR7E
— Eric Fingerhut (@ericfingerhut) May 22, 2018
Loud humming of Seven Nation Army by The White Stripes.
From my parents :’) Love the electricity from @Capitals fans so much ahhhhh!!! Seriously gotta go to bed- its 5:22 am! #ALLCAPS @NBCSCapitals pic.twitter.com/2PclYspoDN
— Pearl Strand (@pearl_strand) May 22, 2018
LET’s GO CAPS!
It ain’t a #Caps win without some steps singing and selfie taking! #ALLCAPS
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I’m so proud of this fan base.
#CapsAfterParty #EasternConferenceFinals #Game7HereWeCome
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