2015 Winter Classic on the pants. In 2021, as part of Adidas' "Reverse Retro" uniform series, the Capital unveiled a recolored version of their blue "screaming eagle" uniform used from 1995 to 2000. The base color is red with dark blue accents. The Capitals also replaced their throwback red alternates with a dark blue third jersey; this design featured three red stars and a uniquely-designed white "W" with the Washington Monument triangle in the middle. The uniform also features white/red/white stripes on the waist and sleeves and a white shoulder yoke. In 2022, a second "Reverse Retro" uniform was released, this time featuring a black version of the "screaming eagle" uniform with blue and bronze accents. For the 2023 Stadium Series, the Capitals unveiled a white uniform centered around the alternate "Weagle" logo, with its navy wings extending towards the sleeves with white numbers. Mascot Since 1995, the Capitals' mascot has been Slapshot, a bald eagle that wears the number 00. Slapshot is seen before games driving his car on the ice and waving flags to excite the fans. He is also a common fixture of the community and attends Capitals functions and community activities, such as the annual Pride Parade. Season-by-season record This is a partial list of the last five seasons completed by the Capitals. For the full season-by-season history, see List of Washington Capitals seasons Note: GP = Games played, W = Wins, L = Losses, OTL = Overtime Losses/SOL = Shootout Losses, Pts = Points, GF = Goals for, GA = Goals against Players and personnel Current roster Head coaches Jim Anderson, 1974–1975 Red Sullivan, 1975 Milt Schmidt, 1975 Tom McVie, 1975–1978 Danny Belisle, 1978–1979 Gary Green, 1979–1981 Roger Crozier, 1981 Bryan Murray, 1981–1990 Terry Murray, 1990–1994 Jim Schoenfeld, 1994–1997 Ron Wilson, 1997–2002 Bruce Cassidy, 2002–2003 Glen Hanlon, 2003–2007 Bruce Boudreau, 2007–2011 Dale Hunter, 2011–2012 Adam Oates, 2012–2014 Barry Trotz, 2014–2018 Todd Reirden, 2018–2020 Peter Laviolette, 2020–present Team captains Doug Mohns, 1974–1975 Bill Clement, 1975–1976 Yvon Labre, 1976–1978 Guy Charron, 1978–1979 Ryan Walter, 1979–1982 Rod Langway, 1982–1992 Kevin Hatcher, 1992–1994 Dale Hunter, 1994–1999 Adam Oates, 1999–2001 Steve Konowalchuk and Brendan Witt, 2001–2002 Steve Konowalchuk, 2002–2003 Jeff Halpern, 2005–2006 Chris Clark, 2006–2009 Alexander Ovechkin, 2010–present League and team honors Awards and trophies Stanley Cup 2017–18 Presidents' Trophy 2009–10, 2015–16, 2016–17 Prince of Wales Trophy 1997–98, 2017–18 Conn Smythe Trophy Alexander Ovechkin: 2017–18 Hart Memorial Trophy Alexander Ovechkin: