Picture Of The Day

When Alex Semin broke a recently created 2-2 tie with his goal with three minutes left last night, his reaction was positively Ovechkinesque (see below). But his wasn't the only noteworthy response. Check out the fans in the background of this shot (click to enlarge).

courtesy: AP

My favorite? The woman who looks like she just drank a pint of half-and-half and chased it with a shot of Cuervo (a story for another time, I think). Good times.

The View From Your Playoff Seat

"The eternal playoff seat of the Caps fan."
Sent by Rebecca. Washington, D.C. aka Caps Chick from A View from the Cheap Seats, hlog{Hockey's Ladies of Greatness} and Southeast Shootout.

Rebecca adds:

if you're wondering, the little Stanley Cup stays up year round, as do the signed Caps' pennants. We are just that sick. :)

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Two Caps bloggers experiencing the Stanley Cup playoffs vicariously through others; send us your playoff pictures here. It doesn't matter if your view is from the lower bowl or the local pub, we want to see what you see.

The ever-expanding VFYPS photo album can be seen here.

The View From Your Playoff Seat

General Motors Place, Game 1.
Sent by Hanna. Vancouver, BC

So that's what playoff hockey looks like. Amazing.

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Two Caps bloggers experiencing the Stanley Cup playoffs vicariously through others; send us your playoff pictures here. It doesn't matter if your view is from the lower bowl or the local pub, we want to see what you see.

The ever-expanding VFYPS photo album can be viewed here.

Thanks, KB and JP.

The View From Your Playoff Seat

Whether your view of playoff hockey is from the lower bowl in Madison Square Garden or your favorite Barcalounger at home in Vancouver, The Rink wants to see what you see. Send us your pictures here and we'll post them as they come in.

The ever-expanding VFYPS photo album can be seen here.

Thanks to Jennifer from Southeast Shootout (the place for all your Thrasher playoff coverage) for this pic taken last night from high above the ice at Philips Arena.


Ed. Note: Special thanks to Andrew Sullivan for the idea. And thanks for the link!