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Craig "Woody" Leydig did an interview with The Capital around 2pm.
Leydig, the badistant director of equipment for the Washington Capitals, did the telephone interview of the team's headquarters – Kettler Iceplex, located in Arlington, Va.
Shortly after hanging up, Leydig went in. "I turned to my colleagues and told them that I had just finished an interview with a reporter who might be in this building. ", Said Leydig at The Capital." I was completely stunned and extremely upset. "
Leydig immediately called back the reporter, but the Annapolis resident was devastated by learning that five other employees of Capital Gazette had been killed in the horrific incident occurred at 888 Bestgate Road
Each coach, player, trainer and equipment manager of the Washington Capitals is Leydig took possession of the silver cup on Tuesday and Capital Gazette was in the foreground in his thoughts
Leydig's third stop with the Stanley Cup – after first taking a motorcycle Leydig and his entourage brought theStanley Cup at the temporary office of the Capital Gazette in Annapolis around 8:30 Tuesday morning. Staff members, including five journalists who survived the attack last Thursday, spent about 45 minutes taking pictures with the legendary equipment.
"My thoughts are with the families of those who have been lost and with all the employees of Capital Gazette.
Several editors of the Capital Gazette are long-time fans of the Washington Capitals, who captured the Stanley Cup for the first time in 44 years of history.
Phil Davis, a police reporter for The Capital, is a fan of the New Jersey Devils Davis. Twitter messages from inside the Capital Gazette office last Thursday cooled, turned the Stanley Cup for inscriptions for the Devils "
" We want to thank Craig for coming with the Stanley Cup. It was clearly a big boost for everyone, especially for the supporters of the newsroom, "said Rick Hutzell, editor of Capital Gazette. "The number of selfies that came out was huge and will be kept forever."
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