Joe Beninati is the play by play guy on Comcast Sportsnet for the Washington Capitals.
Joe joined Ed and Ken to talk about the Stanley Cup Final and the off-season of regrouping for the Washington Capitals.
Joe Beninati on the Stanley Cup Final
Joe began by talking about the Capitals off-season so far and if they'll be back in the playoffs soon. Joe believes they should have made the playoffs this year due to the talent on the roster but they didn't play up to their potential. Joe also believes that this time next year the Caps will make the playoffs and hopefully advance very far.
Joe also believes at the end of the day if Henrik Lundqvist wins the Stanley Cup he'll go down as the best Ranger ever.
Washington Capitals Commentator Joe Beninati On The Stanley Cup Final
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Joe Beninati is the play by play guy on Comcast Sportsnet for the Washington Capitals.
Joe joined Ed and Ken to talk about the Stanley Cup Final and the off-season of regrouping for the Washington Capitals.
Joe Beninati on the Stanley Cup Final
Joe began by talking about the Capitals off-season so far and if they'll be back in the playoffs soon. Joe believes they should have made the playoffs this year due to the talent on the roster but they didn't play up to their potential. Joe also believes that this time next year the Caps will make the playoffs and hopefully advance very far.
Joe also believes at the end of the day if Henrik Lundqvist wins the Stanley Cup he'll go down as the best Ranger ever.
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