I’m watching the blu ray, starts in 1974, 12 minutes in is the stadium series. 12:40 playoffs start. Cool shot of when Holtby comes in in game 2. They don’t play the clip of Ovy guarantees 2 wins. 21 minutes on to Pittsburgh. Handshakes from last 2 seasons ugh. Reirden makes an appearance as a talking head for game 2 vs pens. First time I’ve seen him with regular size eyes. Wilson’s first talking head for game 3, they show his hit on ZAR at regular speed. There were more Joe and Walton interviews before now it’s all the team. But back to the broadcasters for game 6. They don’t show Trotz turn his back on Reirden but they show closeups of the best angles of Kuzys goal, just show it once. 31 minutes Tampa. They didn’t show the disallowed Kucherov goal. It’s like they show that Wilson goal for 2 seconds, then 20 seconds of the team reacting to the goal, that annoys me. One damn clip from game 4! DSP scoring in game 6 but none of the hustle. Don’t show Wilson fight. Wow they’ve had Connolly with wildly different facial hair. 41 minutes on to Vegas. 2 minutes about Vegas and McPhee. At 50 minutes they go deep on the Orpik goal. They have not showed a single play more than once except the save and they show every single angle of the save. Angle I haven't seen on the game 3 Ovy goal. God Oshie is such a warrior. 1:16 they win the Cup then 7 minutes of the on ice celly and parade.
Lots of special features I went through, playoff highlights I think around 16 minutes, 6, and 4 of 1st 2 rounds, semis, and finals respectively, I've seen most of the Caps stuff as part of the Hockey Night in Canada montage. The on ice celly extended had a super extended thing with Oshie that's maybe the best thing on the blu ray I saw so far. I'm a little disappointed with the feature, hardly any new footage, picture quality is fine but sound is stereo only with no subtitles, Niskanen was the only talking head that said anything interesting, and 41 minutes for the history of the Caps up to the Finals then 42 minutes on the Finals, those grievances are in increasing order.