HBO 24/7: Washington Capitals Apparently Celebrate Victories By Fist-Pumping
By Adam Vingan Dec 23, 2010, 12:11am EST
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UPDATE: Better video and screenshots below the jump, via Greg Wyshynski
On Wednesday's episode of HBO's "24/7," the Capitals snapped their eight-game losing streak with a 3-2 victory over the Ottawa Senators. It's no surprise that the team would celebrate like they had won a championship, but what was surprising was their victory music of choice.
The narrator mentioned that the Capitals' victory anthem played for the first time in ages. All of a sudden, the locker room turned into the inside of a club in Seaside Heights, New Jersey. The song in question is "Beat Dat Beat" by DJ Pauly D, a cast member on MTV's "Jersey Shore." Excuse me for being flip, but it is equally parts weird and awesome that a team consisting of mostly Russians and Canadians can appreciate a good fist pump.
Perhaps Brooks Laich can make a cameo at the club during the season premiere of "Jersey Shore" next month.
HBO 24/7 - Capitals Celebrate Jersey Shore Style from Greg Wyshynski on Vimeo.
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