Caps fans! It’s playoff time right now and we are rocking the red all around the nation. Twitter helps connect us no matter where we are. But who should you be following for all your Washington Capitals needs? Look no further! The list is here!
1. @LoudGoat (William Stilwell)
A quintessential icon for all true Washington Capitals fans, Loud Goat is a super fan often heard, and sometimes seen, at Caps games in the Verizon Center. Known for his loud voice in the arena, he also has a voice online. Show this super fan how big a fan you are as well.
2. @TheHornGuy (Sam Wolk)
The second super fan on our list, Sam Wolk, also known as the Horn Guy, sits in his section of the 400s in the Verizon Center and blows his red horn to lead cheers during games. But even when he’s not at the Verizon Center, Mr. Wolk has just as loud a horn when touting during games over Twitter. Follow him for some colorful commentary!
3. @OvieTheBulldog (Ovie the Bulldog)
The only live animal on our list, Ovie the Bulldog has been a mainstay in the Caps Fandom for five years now. Recently moved by his owner from Maryland to San Diego, California, this lovable pooch still rocks the red for the Caps even in SoCal while also promoting charities with his popularity.
4. @TedStarkey (Ted Starkey)
Calm-headed and a reliable source for information, Mr. Ted Starkey is a devoted member of the Caps Family. Author of "Chasing the Dream: Life in the American Hockey League," due November 2016, as well as "Red Rising and Transition Game on the Washington Capitals," he is highly knowledgeable about hockey and helps keep our fans straight.
5. @MayHockeyCSN (Alan May)
Washington Capitals and NHL Analyst for CSN Washington, Alan May is a former hockey player for many teams, including the Washington Capitals, whose top job was being an enforcer. Mr. Alan May never backs down from criticizing any player, be he from the Caps or the opponent. His clear voice is welcome both on the TV and over the Internet from Twitter.
6. @ikhurshudyan (Isabelle Khurshudyan)
Another reporter, Isabelle Khurshudyan is a Washington Post reporter covering the Washington Capitals. She posts updates from practice and interviews with Head Coach Barry Trotz. But perhaps most importantly, on Twitter she retweets relevant material from other sources.
7. @RussianMachine (RMNB) / @IanOland (Ian Oland)
8. @TalkTheRed (Talk the Red)
An Official Caps blog and affiliate of Monumental Sports Network, Talk the Red is great for both commentary during games and factual research. They also know the best retweets, and their list of people they follow is a great source for more great follows!
9. @JapersRink (Japers’ Rink)
Japers’ Rink is a forum dedicated to sports, particularly Washington Capitals. Every period gets its own thread where Caps Fans can post about whatever they feel. Noon Number offers insights and Caps Clips get shared with snippets of important information. Check them out and get involved!
10. @CourtneyCSN (Courtney Laughlin)
Courtney can be found talking all things hockey on Caps Pre/PostGame Live. She’s a retired NCAA hockey player and coach who now works alongside her father Craig Laughlin for the CSNMA crew. She often leads the #CapitalsTalk section of pre- and post-game. Tweet her with any question and she’ll try her best to get back to you!
11. @WesJohnsonVoice (Wes Johnson)
12. @Caps_Slapshot (Slapshot)
13. @washcaps (Washington Capitals)
Finally, we have the official Washington Capitals Twitter account. Much improved over previous years, this account is funny and witty while still being about information spreading. The Washington Capitals feed gives every Caps fan the lowdown during games with scores and penalty updates. It’s essential for every fan!
So there you have it, folks! Whether you’re from DMV or just happen to love the Capitals, now you know who the important Twitter feeds are. Don’t forget this list is not exhaustive! Check out who each of these fine people follow for more ideas. Can’t go wrong with many people!
