It is with profound sadness and yet great pride I share this story from the @washingtonpost today. My professional life was rocked to the core on Monday morning. But I love my job. I love covering the @Capitals and telling their story. And, more than anything...
....I love the people I’ve worked for and with for almost a decade.
And what I’m proudest of is the relationship I’ve built with #Caps fans. Because that’s all I am. A huge fan with a great job. Thank you to all the Caps fans who stopped me to talk, to take a selfie or to ask if
And what I’m proudest of is the relationship I’ve built with #Caps fans. Because that’s all I am. A huge fan with a great job. Thank you to all the Caps fans who stopped me to talk, to take a selfie or to ask if
@MayHockeyNBCS is really a scary guy. Secret’s out now. He’s not. He’s a class act and has made my job incredibly fun. It’s not often you have chemistry like that in this profession. You can’t fake it. We never did. For that, I will always appreciate him....
I don’t know what’s next, other than time with my family. Thank you from the bottom of my heart for an amazing ride, DC! #ALLCAPS
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