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Washington Examiner; Capitals Hang at Maté

Sightings: Caps hang at Maté, Brashear does Gin & Tonic
By: Jeff Dufour and Kiki Ryan
Examiner Columnist
05/18/09 12:05 AM EDT
Just
two nights after their heartbreaking loss in Game 7, the Caps hit the
down on Friday night. A group of 18 players were spotted at Maté in
Georgetown.
Then on Saturday night, it was Donald Brashear's
turn. The Caps' enforcer, who was suspended for most of the playoffs,
was at Gin & Tonic in Glover Park on Saturday night. Wearing a
black shirt and jeans, he drank shots and vodka drinks, and spent about
two hours dancing on the stage.


