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Coming up in just about 20 minutes, Brando Du Hame from the Washington Capitals will join us.

His teammate, Dylan Strom, scheduled to join us at 9 a.m.

So lots of Capitals content as they get ready to take on the Bruins in their season opener.

Yes, it's tomorrow at Capitol 1 Arena.

I believe we're going to get into the entertainment page.

Real kick.

I just wanted to say something that I don't know if you guys have seen the video,

but the video of Jonathan Gannon going after Amari DiMicardo.

Oh, yeah, he lost his mind there a little bit.

After DiMercado, of course, dropped the ball on a long touchdown run,

which would have sealed the game against the Titans.

But the video is just hard to watch because clearly DiMercardo is not right mentally. He knows he just effed up. Right. He's got Paris Johnson's big left tackle kind of consoling him with his arm around him. And then up comes Gannon and just grills him yelling at him in his face. Right. he hits him in the shoulder pad or something. He definitely had contact with him. It's hard to watch because you know, D. Mercardo wasn't trying to do it. He wasn't trying to lose the game. He was excited about scoring, but he did F up. It was the opposite. It's hard to watch the coach do that into the player's opposite of John Thompson with Fred Brown back in the day. The National Championship game. Well, this was also earlier in the game. It just started the comeback, right? Yeah, it was 21 to 6. It would have made it 28 to 6. Right, but it wasn't guaranteed they were going to lose. Understood. Yeah, at that moment. It's just hard to watch when a player does it.

If he had scored, it would have sealed.

100%. But they can't foresee that they're guaranteed to lose after that. Right. Yeah, true. Right. Well, he apologized for him. He did. He came out and apologized yesterday. I don't think he should have. I think it looks soft. I think he should.

I'm sure he should have.

I don't think he should have apologized.

Yeah, it's like we shamed him for being a coach. To him, you know, in the locker room after he did it. But to the media, a different story. But what I'm saying is it's hard to imagine a lot of players just taking that. Yeah, you're a grown man. Just taking that. I get it. Even though it's a coach.

Team Mercado, he handled it well.

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