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WASHINGTON — If you stayed up late to watch the Caps win Game 2 of the Stanley Cup Final, you might be feeling a bit groggy as you head out the door Thursday morning.

But Dunkin’ Donuts can help you with that.

It is offering a free medium iced coffee, except for Cold Brew Coffee, on Thursday, May 31, at all D.C.-area locations as part of its “The Caps Win, You Win” promotion.

The offer will be valid the day after every Caps win in the rest of the playoffs, which is good because these Stanley Cup Final games can go late into the night.

As if the free iced coffee wasn’t enough, Dunkin’ Donuts is also bringing back the Caps Craze Donut. The yeast ring doughnut is frosted with white icing and drizzled with red and blue icing, paying homage to the team’s colors.

And let’s face it, doughnuts always taste sweeter after a victory.

There is a limit of one per guest and the offer is not valid on Dunkin’ Donuts mobile app orders.

Now with Caps, Tuch recalls Holtby’s save on him in 2018 Final: ‘If you can’t beat ’em, join ’em’

WASHINGTON (AP) — Alex Tuch joins the Washington Capitals having already been part of a big moment in their history. It was Game 2 of the Stanley Cup Final in 2018. Tuch, then a member of the Vegas Golden Knights, swept the puck toward an open net — only for Capitals goalie Braden Holtby to make a stupendous save with a desperate reach of his stick and blocker. Washington held on to win 3-2, knotting the series on the way to a five-game triumph. “I talked to Holtby in the line afterward and he said it was the luckiest save of his life,” Tuch said Friday. “So that made me feel a little bit better — but not really at the same time, because he was shaking my hand after winning the Cup.” Tuch was in his first full season that year. Now he's a three-time 30-goal scorer the Capitals acquired in a trade this week with Buffalo. He spent four seasons with Vegas and then five with the Sabres.
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