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Biggest overreactions to Week 1 of the NHL Season

Time to get silly Washington Capitals fans

By Michael Marzzacco |
Taylor Raddysh, Washington Capitals Mandatory Credit: Geoff Burke-Imagn Images
Taylor Raddysh, Washington Capitals Mandatory Credit: Geoff Burke-Imagn Images / Geoff Burke-Imagn Images

The Washington Capitals are on a roll having won three in a row so lets have a little bit of fun here. Tomorrow of course is the ESPN Frozen Frenzy where every team will be in action and the Caps had a topsy turvy start to the season. First things started off bad then there were pandas in DC.

The win over the Golden Knights was the first of three in a row. Monumental Sports Network debuted an alt cast for Hispanic Heritage Night and it did not disappoint.

The locker room tunnel pregame antics are so back babes.

Start putting Tom Wilson in the conversation for Rocket Richard now.

Dylan Strome is all of us right now.

Fans had a grand ole time in the win over the Dallas Stars for Oktoberfest and even Craig Laughlin got in on the act.

And it was back to back wins over unbeatens on home ice as Logan Thompson and Charlie Lindgren did good. The latter yee hawing his way to victory over the Stars.

And then there was the rematch in New Jersey, a revenge game for the guys in the proper red, white and blue but before we get to that it's tortilla slap challenge!

Here's the full extended cut from the Capitals YouTube channel

The Saturday rematch with the Devils also featured an alt cast from Monumental Sports Network. Speaking of that, Laughlin mentioned a crazy stat for John Carlson ahead of the game.

More history made by none other than Thomas Rocket Richard Wilson.

Alex Ovechkin has entered the chat. He's now 40 goals away from tying Wayne Gretzky.

Finally more Tom Wilson content because why not.

Devils were tweaking a week ago.

Quick Logan Thompson appreciation reel.

Bruce Boudreau knew the Tom Wilson goal would go in.

And we'll end this post with some locker room love for our dawgs.

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