Fans

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  What It’s Like Rooting for the Caps at Barclays Center

  I was surprised by the number of Islanders fans that would rather boo the Caps at this end of the ice than cheer on their team at the other end.

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  Verizon Center Security Increased Even Before Paris Attacks

  The metal detectors at Verizon Center were already in place, but with terrorist attacks in France last week, guards are on high alert.

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  Caps Autographed Christmas Balls Are Back!

  The Washington Capitals Fan Club is once again selling autographed Christmas ornaments to fans, located on the Verizon Center concourse outside section 115.

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  Festivities, Freebies, and Fun! Caps 2015-16 Promotions Schedule Released

  #Holtbeast Giveaway Night on Feb. 26 (Caps Outsider) Looks like not all the excitement will be on the ice this season during Caps home games. The Capitals organization has just released...

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  Catching up With Sam Becker, Backstrom’s Make-a-Wish Friend

  This past November, Caps center Nicklas Backstrom played host to 12-year old Sam Becker for the Make-a-Wish Foundation.

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  Dunkin’ Donuts Gives Caps Fans a Cool Deal

  From left, Tori, Slapshot, Cuppy and Caity at a Donut Rally event in January. (Caps Outsider) The Caps are once again partnering with Dunkin’ Donuts, this time to give a deal to...

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  Verizon Center’s Winter Classic Exhibit

  Verizon Center has a new exhibit this season to commemorate the two greatest moments in Capitals history: The Winter Classic victories.

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  Skycam at Verizon Center!

  Fans at Verizon Center noticed something flying through the air before and during Friday’s Bruins-Caps preseason game – a Skycam. According to CapsPR, the “computer-controlled stabilized, cable-suspended camera system will be...

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  Monumental Rewards Program Now Open to the Public

  Monumental Network has run a rewards program for season ticket holders of the Caps, Wizards, and Mystics for the past few seasons. This program allowed fans to build up points by...

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  D.C. Ranked 20th for U.S. Hockey Cities

  Breaking it down, Washington had a “team and performance” rank of 22 and a “cost and fan engagement” rank of 23.