The World Series-winning Washington Nationals got sloppy and shirtless during the Capitals’ 4-2 victory over the Calgary Flames, Sunday.
After the game, the Capitals invited the Nats down to the locker room.
The two teams sang We Are The Champions together.
By Ian Oland 7 months ago
“They look pretty sober,” Evgeny Kuznetsov incorrectly observed of the Washington Nationals during the second intermission. “When we was in their situation, I don’t remember anything.”
Literally minutes later, a group of Washington Nationals players including Max Scherzer, Trea Turner, and Adam Eaton, got onto a Zamboni.
They got shirtless with their World Series championship trophy.
By Ian Oland 7 months ago
Twenty-three-year-old infant child Jakub Vrana has just recorded the first Nats Hat Trick of his career.
Vrana scored every Caps goal through the first two periods of Sunday’s game against the Calgary Flames. A stunning breakaway completed the trick and spurred a downpour of hats in Capital One Arena, including a whole bunch of Washington Nationals hats for some reason.
By Ian Oland 7 months ago
The Washington Nationals honored the Washington Capitals at Nationals Park after the Caps won their first Stanley Cup in June 2018.
Sunday, the Caps returned the favor, hosting a pregame ceremony for the World Series champion Washington Nationals.
It was an epic moment.
By Ian Oland 7 months ago
It was bound to happen. Washington Nationals outfielder Adam Eaton performed the Ritual of Champions before Sunday’s game against the Calgary Flames.
In front of the Caps, Eaton spoke the Sacred Words, “Let’s go, boys.” He then flipped his jersey over his face and poured a Bud Light through the jersey and into his mouth.
The room erupted in Solemn Applause.
By Peter Hassett 7 months ago
The Washington Capitals are hosting the World Champion Washington Nationals at Capital One Arena tonight and several players went the extra mile to make the Nats feel welcome.
Tom Wilson, Braden Holtby, and Evgeny Kuznetsov all shed their suit jackets and wore Nationals jerseys over their dress shirts.
WASHINGTON, D.C. — The nation’s capital hosted a championship parade on Constitution Avenue on Saturday – its second in two years. Hundreds of thousands of fans, many already wearing Nationals’ World Series championship gear, crammed against metal railings, stood on benches and metal trash cans, and lined the steps of the National Archives building to get a view of their favorite players.
The parade officially started at 2 PM after two jets flew over. Double-decker buses adorned with World Series champion logos and shark graphics slowly began making their way down the street.
By Ian Oland 7 months ago
The Age of the Celly keeps delivering delights. In the aftermath of the Nationals’ World Series victory, fans in DC began a campaign of anarchic do-gooding.
In a video posted to Twitter by Richmond Times-Dispatch sports reported Jackson Didlake, a group of fans chanted to locate the owner of a lost phone, which had been dropped in the crowd during the chaos of all the celebrations.
This is some drunk, wholesome content from some drunk, wholesome sports fans.
By Donya Abramo 7 months ago
The Washington Nationals took their World Series championship celebrations downtown on Saturday with a parade and rally. The turnout and atmosphere from Nats fans was nothing short of incredible, and the day featured everything from a WWE championship belt, the viral Bud Light fan getting his own float, Brian Dozier living his best, shirtless life, and much more.
With so much happening across the entire day, we’ve rounded up some of the best moments from the parade and rally for you to live and re-live, whether you were able to attend or not!
By Donya Abramo 7 months ago
Nationals second baseman Brian Dozier continued a tradition during the championship parade and rally that started back when the team clinched their wildcard spot for the World Series: he took off his shirt.
By Donya Abramo 7 months ago
