Seven in the series on the power play are the captain.

And it's Ben to Cusnetsoff's a rematch.

O'Shee!

Watch what happens to T.J. O'Shee.

Johnny on the spot from his skate to his stick to the back of the net.

Cusnets up.

The rolling put where he fights it off, and then the nifty footwork

by Oshy. Second chance opportunity. Great hand-eye coordination there for motion to be able to settle

that puck down and up and just get it up and over the pad. Yeah, T.J. O'Shi retired yesterday.

Certainly not a surprise. That goal came in the first period of game four

nearly seven years ago to the day. June 4th, 2018, the caps in game four at home, up two to one

in that series at that time against Vegas. They went on to win that game six to two. A few

nights later, they were hoisting the Stanley Cup on the road in Las Vegas.

Good morning, everybody, and so long to Oshy, who was a key piece to one of the most memorable sports springs in D.C. history,

the only Stanley Cup the Caps have. O'Shee, in that playoff run, 21 points

in 24 playoff games, six power play goals led the league during that postseason, two game-winning

goals. And remember, in the Eastern Conference finals, when the caps were down three games to two

against Tampa Bay, they needed

to stay alive in game six, and OSHA provided two of the three goals in game six to keep

their season alive in that moment. Nobody will ever forget the moment he shared with his father

on the ice in Vegas after winning the cup.

His father, Tim, had been diagnosed with Alzheimer's several years earlier.

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