Craig Laughlin welcomed back to broadcast booth with emotional tribute during Capitals game: 'The support has been unreal'
Briefly

Craig Laughlin, known as "Locker," made his highly anticipated return to the Monumental Sports Network's broadcast of the Washington Capitals after 71 days of recovery from open-heart surgery. The 67-year-old underwent procedures to repair a bicuspid aortic valve and unblock an artery. His comeback was marked by tributes from players and a heartfelt reception upon arrival at the Capital One Arena. Laughlin expressed gratitude for support during his challenging recovery, stating that he treated his health journey like a hockey injury, emphasizing the importance of mental resilience in his comeback.
"I feel fantastic. You know, it's been a long journey. it's been mentally and physically challenging, but I feel like I've been set up for this date."
"All of Caps nation rejoices on the recovery Locker. Coaches, fellow announcers, the players. It's a big game for everybody. Bless his heart."
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