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Two days after their Stanley Cup win, Alex Ovechkin and the Capitals brought Lord Stanley to the Nationals home game. To honor the Caps, the Nats asked Ovechkin to throw out the ceremonial first pitch ... twice! After the first attempt sailed over Max Scherzer's head, Ovechkin asked for a redo. The Caps hoisted the Cup up high several times in their suite throughout the game and indulged fan requests for a few photos. The celebrations continued later that day with the Caps diving in the Georgetown waterfront fountain, and Ovechkin doing a Keg Stand with the Cup! (Image: Patrick McDermott for the Washington Capitals)
Two days after their Stanley Cup win, Alex Ovechkin and the Capitals brought Lord Stanley to the Nationals home game. To honor the Caps, the Nats asked Ovechkin to throw out the ceremonial first pitch ... twice! After the first attempt sailed over Max Scherzer's head, Ovechkin asked for a redo. The Caps hoisted the Cup up high several times in their suite throughout the game and indulged fan requests for a few photos. The celebrations continued later that day with the Caps diving in the Georgetown waterfront fountain, and Ovechkin doing a Keg Stand with the Cup! (Image: Patrick McDermott for the Washington Capitals)<br>
Two days after their Stanley Cup win, Alex Ovechkin and the Capitals brought Lord Stanley to the Nationals home game. To honor the Caps, the Nats asked Ovechkin to throw out the ceremonial first pitch ... twice! After the first attempt sailed over Max Scherzer's head, Ovechkin asked for a redo. The Caps hoisted the Cup up high several times in their suite throughout the game and indulged fan requests for a few photos. The celebrations continued later that day with the Caps diving in the Georgetown waterfront fountain, and Ovechkin doing a Keg Stand with the Cup! (Image: Patrick McDermott for the Washington Capitals)<br>
Two days after their Stanley Cup win, Alex Ovechkin and the Capitals brought Lord Stanley to the Nationals home game. To honor the Caps, the Nats asked Ovechkin to throw out the ceremonial first pitch ... twice! After the first attempt sailed over Max Scherzer's head, Ovechkin asked for a redo. The Caps hoisted the Cup up high several times in their suite throughout the game and indulged fan requests for a few photos. The celebrations continued later that day with the Caps diving in the Georgetown waterfront fountain, and Ovechkin doing a Keg Stand with the Cup! (Image: Patrick McDermott for the Washington Capitals)<br>
Two days after their Stanley Cup win, Alex Ovechkin and the Capitals brought Lord Stanley to the Nationals home game. To honor the Caps, the Nats asked Ovechkin to throw out the ceremonial first pitch ... twice! After the first attempt sailed over Max Scherzer's head, Ovechkin asked for a redo. The Caps hoisted the Cup up high several times in their suite throughout the game and indulged fan requests for a few photos. The celebrations continued later that day with the Caps diving in the Georgetown waterfront fountain, and Ovechkin doing a Keg Stand with the Cup! (Image: Patrick McDermott for the Washington Capitals)<br>
Two days after their Stanley Cup win, Alex Ovechkin and the Capitals brought Lord Stanley to the Nationals home game. To honor the Caps, the Nats asked Ovechkin to throw out the ceremonial first pitch ... twice! After the first attempt sailed over Max Scherzer's head, Ovechkin asked for a redo. The Caps hoisted the Cup up high several times in their suite throughout the game and indulged fan requests for a few photos. The celebrations continued later that day with the Caps diving in the Georgetown waterfront fountain, and Ovechkin doing a Keg Stand with the Cup! (Image: Patrick McDermott for the Washington Capitals)<br>
Two days after their Stanley Cup win, Alex Ovechkin and the Capitals brought Lord Stanley to the Nationals home game. To honor the Caps, the Nats asked Ovechkin to throw out the ceremonial first pitch ... twice! After the first attempt sailed over Max Scherzer's head, Ovechkin asked for a redo. The Caps hoisted the Cup up high several times in their suite throughout the game and indulged fan requests for a few photos. The celebrations continued later that day with the Caps diving in the Georgetown waterfront fountain, and Ovechkin doing a Keg Stand with the Cup! (Image: Patrick McDermott for the Washington Capitals)<br>
Two days after their Stanley Cup win, Alex Ovechkin and the Capitals brought Lord Stanley to the Nationals home game. To honor the Caps, the Nats asked Ovechkin to throw out the ceremonial first pitch ... twice! After the first attempt sailed over Max Scherzer's head, Ovechkin asked for a redo. The Caps hoisted the Cup up high several times in their suite throughout the game and indulged fan requests for a few photos. The celebrations continued later that day with the Caps diving in the Georgetown waterfront fountain, and Ovechkin doing a Keg Stand with the Cup! (Image: Patrick McDermott for the Washington Capitals)<br>
Two days after their Stanley Cup win, Alex Ovechkin and the Capitals brought Lord Stanley to the Nationals home game. To honor the Caps, the Nats asked Ovechkin to throw out the ceremonial first pitch ... twice! After the first attempt sailed over Max Scherzer's head, Ovechkin asked for a redo. The Caps hoisted the Cup up high several times in their suite throughout the game and indulged fan requests for a few photos. The celebrations continued later that day with the Caps diving in the Georgetown waterfront fountain, and Ovechkin doing a Keg Stand with the Cup! (Image: Patrick McDermott for the Washington Capitals)<br>
Two days after their Stanley Cup win, Alex Ovechkin and the Capitals brought Lord Stanley to the Nationals home game. To honor the Caps, the Nats asked Ovechkin to throw out the ceremonial first pitch ... twice! After the first attempt sailed over Max Scherzer's head, Ovechkin asked for a redo. The Caps hoisted the Cup up high several times in their suite throughout the game and indulged fan requests for a few photos. The celebrations continued later that day with the Caps diving in the Georgetown waterfront fountain, and Ovechkin doing a Keg Stand with the Cup! (Image: Patrick McDermott for the Washington Capitals)<br>
Two days after their Stanley Cup win, Alex Ovechkin and the Capitals brought Lord Stanley to the Nationals home game. To honor the Caps, the Nats asked Ovechkin to throw out the ceremonial first pitch ... twice! After the first attempt sailed over Max Scherzer's head, Ovechkin asked for a redo. The Caps hoisted the Cup up high several times in their suite throughout the game and indulged fan requests for a few photos. The celebrations continued later that day with the Caps diving in the Georgetown waterfront fountain, and Ovechkin doing a Keg Stand with the Cup! (Image: Patrick McDermott for the Washington Capitals)<br>
Two days after their Stanley Cup win, Alex Ovechkin and the Capitals brought Lord Stanley to the Nationals home game. To honor the Caps, the Nats asked Ovechkin to throw out the ceremonial first pitch ... twice! After the first attempt sailed over Max Scherzer's head, Ovechkin asked for a redo. The Caps hoisted the Cup up high several times in their suite throughout the game and indulged fan requests for a few photos. The celebrations continued later that day with the Caps diving in the Georgetown waterfront fountain, and Ovechkin doing a Keg Stand with the Cup! (Image: Patrick McDermott for the Washington Capitals)<br>
Two days after their Stanley Cup win, Alex Ovechkin and the Capitals brought Lord Stanley to the Nationals home game. To honor the Caps, the Nats asked Ovechkin to throw out the ceremonial first pitch ... twice! After the first attempt sailed over Max Scherzer's head, Ovechkin asked for a redo. The Caps hoisted the Cup up high several times in their suite throughout the game and indulged fan requests for a few photos. The celebrations continued later that day with the Caps diving in the Georgetown waterfront fountain, and Ovechkin doing a Keg Stand with the Cup! (Image: Patrick McDermott for the Washington Capitals)<br>
Two days after their Stanley Cup win, Alex Ovechkin and the Capitals brought Lord Stanley to the Nationals home game. To honor the Caps, the Nats asked Ovechkin to throw out the ceremonial first pitch ... twice! After the first attempt sailed over Max Scherzer's head, Ovechkin asked for a redo. The Caps hoisted the Cup up high several times in their suite throughout the game and indulged fan requests for a few photos. The celebrations continued later that day with the Caps diving in the Georgetown waterfront fountain, and Ovechkin doing a Keg Stand with the Cup! (Image: Patrick McDermott for the Washington Capitals)<br>
Two days after their Stanley Cup win, Alex Ovechkin and the Capitals brought Lord Stanley to the Nationals home game. To honor the Caps, the Nats asked Ovechkin to throw out the ceremonial first pitch ... twice! After the first attempt sailed over Max Scherzer's head, Ovechkin asked for a redo. The Caps hoisted the Cup up high several times in their suite throughout the game and indulged fan requests for a few photos. The celebrations continued later that day with the Caps diving in the Georgetown waterfront fountain, and Ovechkin doing a Keg Stand with the Cup! (Image: Patrick McDermott for the Washington Capitals)<br>
Two days after their Stanley Cup win, Alex Ovechkin and the Capitals brought Lord Stanley to the Nationals home game. To honor the Caps, the Nats asked Ovechkin to throw out the ceremonial first pitch ... twice! After the first attempt sailed over Max Scherzer's head, Ovechkin asked for a redo. The Caps hoisted the Cup up high several times in their suite throughout the game and indulged fan requests for a few photos. The celebrations continued later that day with the Caps diving in the Georgetown waterfront fountain, and Ovechkin doing a Keg Stand with the Cup! (Image: Patrick McDermott for the Washington Capitals)<br>
Two days after their Stanley Cup win, Alex Ovechkin and the Capitals brought Lord Stanley to the Nationals home game. To honor the Caps, the Nats asked Ovechkin to throw out the ceremonial first pitch ... twice! After the first attempt sailed over Max Scherzer's head, Ovechkin asked for a redo. The Caps hoisted the Cup up high several times in their suite throughout the game and indulged fan requests for a few photos. The celebrations continued later that day with the Caps diving in the Georgetown waterfront fountain, and Ovechkin doing a Keg Stand with the Cup! (Image: Patrick McDermott for the Washington Capitals)<br>
Two days after their Stanley Cup win, Alex Ovechkin and the Capitals brought Lord Stanley to the Nationals home game. To honor the Caps, the Nats asked Ovechkin to throw out the ceremonial first pitch ... twice! After the first attempt sailed over Max Scherzer's head, Ovechkin asked for a redo. The Caps hoisted the Cup up high several times in their suite throughout the game and indulged fan requests for a few photos. The celebrations continued later that day with the Caps diving in the Georgetown waterfront fountain, and Ovechkin doing a Keg Stand with the Cup! (Image: Patrick McDermott for the Washington Capitals)<br>
Two days after their Stanley Cup win, Alex Ovechkin and the Capitals brought Lord Stanley to the Nationals home game. To honor the Caps, the Nats asked Ovechkin to throw out the ceremonial first pitch ... twice! After the first attempt sailed over Max Scherzer's head, Ovechkin asked for a redo. The Caps hoisted the Cup up high several times in their suite throughout the game and indulged fan requests for a few photos. The celebrations continued later that day with the Caps diving in the Georgetown waterfront fountain, and Ovechkin doing a Keg Stand with the Cup! (Image: Patrick McDermott for the Washington Capitals)<br>
Two days after their Stanley Cup win, Alex Ovechkin and the Capitals brought Lord Stanley to the Nationals home game. To honor the Caps, the Nats asked Ovechkin to throw out the ceremonial first pitch ... twice! After the first attempt sailed over Max Scherzer's head, Ovechkin asked for a redo. The Caps hoisted the Cup up high several times in their suite throughout the game and indulged fan requests for a few photos. The celebrations continued later that day with the Caps diving in the Georgetown waterfront fountain, and Ovechkin doing a Keg Stand with the Cup! (Image: Patrick McDermott for the Washington Capitals)<br>
Two days after their Stanley Cup win, Alex Ovechkin and the Capitals brought Lord Stanley to the Nationals home game. To honor the Caps, the Nats asked Ovechkin to throw out the ceremonial first pitch ... twice! After the first attempt sailed over Max Scherzer's head, Ovechkin asked for a redo. The Caps hoisted the Cup up high several times in their suite throughout the game and indulged fan requests for a few photos. The celebrations continued later that day with the Caps diving in the Georgetown waterfront fountain, and Ovechkin doing a Keg Stand with the Cup! (Image: Patrick McDermott for the Washington Capitals)<br>
Two days after their Stanley Cup win, Alex Ovechkin and the Capitals brought Lord Stanley to the Nationals home game. To honor the Caps, the Nats asked Ovechkin to throw out the ceremonial first pitch ... twice! After the first attempt sailed over Max Scherzer's head, Ovechkin asked for a redo. The Caps hoisted the Cup up high several times in their suite throughout the game and indulged fan requests for a few photos. The celebrations continued later that day with the Caps diving in the Georgetown waterfront fountain, and Ovechkin doing a Keg Stand with the Cup! (Image: Patrick McDermott for the Washington Capitals)<br>
Two days after their Stanley Cup win, Alex Ovechkin and the Capitals brought Lord Stanley to the Nationals home game. To honor the Caps, the Nats asked Ovechkin to throw out the ceremonial first pitch ... twice! After the first attempt sailed over Max Scherzer's head, Ovechkin asked for a redo. The Caps hoisted the Cup up high several times in their suite throughout the game and indulged fan requests for a few photos. The celebrations continued later that day with the Caps diving in the Georgetown waterfront fountain, and Ovechkin doing a Keg Stand with the Cup! (Image: Patrick McDermott for the Washington Capitals)<br>
Two days after their Stanley Cup win, Alex Ovechkin and the Capitals brought Lord Stanley to the Nationals home game. To honor the Caps, the Nats asked Ovechkin to throw out the ceremonial first pitch ... twice! After the first attempt sailed over Max Scherzer's head, Ovechkin asked for a redo. The Caps hoisted the Cup up high several times in their suite throughout the game and indulged fan requests for a few photos. The celebrations continued later that day with the Caps diving in the Georgetown waterfront fountain, and Ovechkin doing a Keg Stand with the Cup! (Image: Patrick McDermott for the Washington Capitals)<br>
Two days after their Stanley Cup win, Alex Ovechkin and the Capitals brought Lord Stanley to the Nationals home game. To honor the Caps, the Nats asked Ovechkin to throw out the ceremonial first pitch ... twice! After the first attempt sailed over Max Scherzer's head, Ovechkin asked for a redo. The Caps hoisted the Cup up high several times in their suite throughout the game and indulged fan requests for a few photos. The celebrations continued later that day with the Caps diving in the Georgetown waterfront fountain, and Ovechkin doing a Keg Stand with the Cup! (Image: Patrick McDermott for the Washington Capitals)<br>
Two days after their Stanley Cup win, Alex Ovechkin and the Capitals brought Lord Stanley to the Nationals home game. To honor the Caps, the Nats asked Ovechkin to throw out the ceremonial first pitch ... twice! After the first attempt sailed over Max Scherzer's head, Ovechkin asked for a redo. The Caps hoisted the Cup up high several times in their suite throughout the game and indulged fan requests for a few photos. The celebrations continued later that day with the Caps diving in the Georgetown waterfront fountain, and Ovechkin doing a Keg Stand with the Cup! (Image: Patrick McDermott for the Washington Capitals)<br>
Two days after their Stanley Cup win, Alex Ovechkin and the Capitals brought Lord Stanley to the Nationals home game. To honor the Caps, the Nats asked Ovechkin to throw out the ceremonial first pitch ... twice! After the first attempt sailed over Max Scherzer's head, Ovechkin asked for a redo. The Caps hoisted the Cup up high several times in their suite throughout the game and indulged fan requests for a few photos. The celebrations continued later that day with the Caps diving in the Georgetown waterfront fountain, and Ovechkin doing a Keg Stand with the Cup! (Image: Patrick McDermott for the Washington Capitals)<br>
Two days after their Stanley Cup win, Alex Ovechkin and the Capitals brought Lord Stanley to the Nationals home game. To honor the Caps, the Nats asked Ovechkin to throw out the ceremonial first pitch ... twice! After the first attempt sailed over Max Scherzer's head, Ovechkin asked for a redo. The Caps hoisted the Cup up high several times in their suite throughout the game and indulged fan requests for a few photos. The celebrations continued later that day with the Caps diving in the Georgetown waterfront fountain, and Ovechkin doing a Keg Stand with the Cup! (Image: Patrick McDermott for the Washington Capitals)<br>
Two days after their Stanley Cup win, Alex Ovechkin and the Capitals brought Lord Stanley to the Nationals home game. To honor the Caps, the Nats asked Ovechkin to throw out the ceremonial first pitch ... twice! After the first attempt sailed over Max Scherzer's head, Ovechkin asked for a redo. The Caps hoisted the Cup up high several times in their suite throughout the game and indulged fan requests for a few photos. The celebrations continued later that day with the Caps diving in the Georgetown waterfront fountain, and Ovechkin doing a Keg Stand with the Cup! (Image: Patrick McDermott for the Washington Capitals)<br>
Two days after their Stanley Cup win, Alex Ovechkin and the Capitals brought Lord Stanley to the Nationals home game. To honor the Caps, the Nats asked Ovechkin to throw out the ceremonial first pitch ... twice! After the first attempt sailed over Max Scherzer's head, Ovechkin asked for a redo. The Caps hoisted the Cup up high several times in their suite throughout the game and indulged fan requests for a few photos. The celebrations continued later that day with the Caps diving in the Georgetown waterfront fountain, and Ovechkin doing a Keg Stand with the Cup! (Image: Patrick McDermott for the Washington Capitals)<br>
Two days after their Stanley Cup win, Alex Ovechkin and the Capitals brought Lord Stanley to the Nationals home game. To honor the Caps, the Nats asked Ovechkin to throw out the ceremonial first pitch ... twice! After the first attempt sailed over Max Scherzer's head, Ovechkin asked for a redo. The Caps hoisted the Cup up high several times in their suite throughout the game and indulged fan requests for a few photos. The celebrations continued later that day with the Caps diving in the Georgetown waterfront fountain, and Ovechkin doing a Keg Stand with the Cup! (Image: Patrick McDermott for the Washington Capitals)<br>
Two days after their Stanley Cup win, Alex Ovechkin and the Capitals brought Lord Stanley to the Nationals home game. To honor the Caps, the Nats asked Ovechkin to throw out the ceremonial first pitch ... twice! After the first attempt sailed over Max Scherzer's head, Ovechkin asked for a redo. The Caps hoisted the Cup up high several times in their suite throughout the game and indulged fan requests for a few photos. The celebrations continued later that day with the Caps diving in the Georgetown waterfront fountain, and Ovechkin doing a Keg Stand with the Cup! (Image: Patrick McDermott for the Washington Capitals)<br>
Two days after their Stanley Cup win, Alex Ovechkin and the Capitals brought Lord Stanley to the Nationals home game. To honor the Caps, the Nats asked Ovechkin to throw out the ceremonial first pitch ... twice! After the first attempt sailed over Max Scherzer's head, Ovechkin asked for a redo. The Caps hoisted the Cup up high several times in their suite throughout the game and indulged fan requests for a few photos. The celebrations continued later that day with the Caps diving in the Georgetown waterfront fountain, and Ovechkin doing a Keg Stand with the Cup! (Image: Patrick McDermott for the Washington Capitals)<br>
Two days after their Stanley Cup win, Alex Ovechkin and the Capitals brought Lord Stanley to the Nationals home game. To honor the Caps, the Nats asked Ovechkin to throw out the ceremonial first pitch ... twice! After the first attempt sailed over Max Scherzer's head, Ovechkin asked for a redo. The Caps hoisted the Cup up high several times in their suite throughout the game and indulged fan requests for a few photos. The celebrations continued later that day with the Caps diving in the Georgetown waterfront fountain, and Ovechkin doing a Keg Stand with the Cup! (Image: Patrick McDermott for the Washington Capitals)<br>
Two days after their Stanley Cup win, Alex Ovechkin and the Capitals brought Lord Stanley to the Nationals home game. To honor the Caps, the Nats asked Ovechkin to throw out the ceremonial first pitch ... twice! After the first attempt sailed over Max Scherzer's head, Ovechkin asked for a redo. The Caps hoisted the Cup up high several times in their suite throughout the game and indulged fan requests for a few photos. The celebrations continued later that day with the Caps diving in the Georgetown waterfront fountain, and Ovechkin doing a Keg Stand with the Cup! (Image: Patrick McDermott for the Washington Capitals)<br>
Two days after their Stanley Cup win, Alex Ovechkin and the Capitals brought Lord Stanley to the Nationals home game. To honor the Caps, the Nats asked Ovechkin to throw out the ceremonial first pitch ... twice! After the first attempt sailed over Max Scherzer's head, Ovechkin asked for a redo. The Caps hoisted the Cup up high several times in their suite throughout the game and indulged fan requests for a few photos. The celebrations continued later that day with the Caps diving in the Georgetown waterfront fountain, and Ovechkin doing a Keg Stand with the Cup! (Image: Patrick McDermott for the Washington Capitals)<br>
Two days after their Stanley Cup win, Alex Ovechkin and the Capitals brought Lord Stanley to the Nationals home game. To honor the Caps, the Nats asked Ovechkin to throw out the ceremonial first pitch ... twice! After the first attempt sailed over Max Scherzer's head, Ovechkin asked for a redo. The Caps hoisted the Cup up high several times in their suite throughout the game and indulged fan requests for a few photos. The celebrations continued later that day with the Caps diving in the Georgetown waterfront fountain, and Ovechkin doing a Keg Stand with the Cup! (Image: Patrick McDermott for the Washington Capitals)<br>
Two days after their Stanley Cup win, Alex Ovechkin and the Capitals brought Lord Stanley to the Nationals home game. To honor the Caps, the Nats asked Ovechkin to throw out the ceremonial first pitch ... twice! After the first attempt sailed over Max Scherzer's head, Ovechkin asked for a redo. The Caps hoisted the Cup up high several times in their suite throughout the game and indulged fan requests for a few photos. The celebrations continued later that day with the Caps diving in the Georgetown waterfront fountain, and Ovechkin doing a Keg Stand with the Cup! (Image: Patrick McDermott for the Washington Capitals)<br>
Two days after their Stanley Cup win, Alex Ovechkin and the Capitals brought Lord Stanley to the Nationals home game. To honor the Caps, the Nats asked Ovechkin to throw out the ceremonial first pitch ... twice! After the first attempt sailed over Max Scherzer's head, Ovechkin asked for a redo. The Caps hoisted the Cup up high several times in their suite throughout the game and indulged fan requests for a few photos. The celebrations continued later that day with the Caps diving in the Georgetown waterfront fountain, and Ovechkin doing a Keg Stand with the Cup! (Image: Patrick McDermott for the Washington Capitals)<br>
Two days after their Stanley Cup win, Alex Ovechkin and the Capitals brought Lord Stanley to the Nationals home game. To honor the Caps, the Nats asked Ovechkin to throw out the ceremonial first pitch ... twice! After the first attempt sailed over Max Scherzer's head, Ovechkin asked for a redo. The Caps hoisted the Cup up high several times in their suite throughout the game and indulged fan requests for a few photos. The celebrations continued later that day with the Caps diving in the Georgetown waterfront fountain, and Ovechkin doing a Keg Stand with the Cup! (Image: Patrick McDermott for the Washington Capitals)<br>
Two days after their Stanley Cup win, Alex Ovechkin and the Capitals brought Lord Stanley to the Nationals home game. To honor the Caps, the Nats asked Ovechkin to throw out the ceremonial first pitch ... twice! After the first attempt sailed over Max Scherzer's head, Ovechkin asked for a redo. The Caps hoisted the Cup up high several times in their suite throughout the game and indulged fan requests for a few photos. The celebrations continued later that day with the Caps diving in the Georgetown waterfront fountain, and Ovechkin doing a Keg Stand with the Cup! (Image: Patrick McDermott for the Washington Capitals)<br>
Two days after their Stanley Cup win, Alex Ovechkin and the Capitals brought Lord Stanley to the Nationals home game. To honor the Caps, the Nats asked Ovechkin to throw out the ceremonial first pitch ... twice! After the first attempt sailed over Max Scherzer's head, Ovechkin asked for a redo. The Caps hoisted the Cup up high several times in their suite throughout the game and indulged fan requests for a few photos. The celebrations continued later that day with the Caps diving in the Georgetown waterfront fountain, and Ovechkin doing a Keg Stand with the Cup! (Image: Patrick McDermott for the Washington Capitals)<br>
Two days after their Stanley Cup win, Alex Ovechkin and the Capitals brought Lord Stanley to the Nationals home game. To honor the Caps, the Nats asked Ovechkin to throw out the ceremonial first pitch ... twice! After the first attempt sailed over Max Scherzer's head, Ovechkin asked for a redo. The Caps hoisted the Cup up high several times in their suite throughout the game and indulged fan requests for a few photos. The celebrations continued later that day with the Caps diving in the Georgetown waterfront fountain, and Ovechkin doing a Keg Stand with the Cup! (Image: Patrick McDermott for the Washington Capitals)<br>
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