"I would say that I leave Washington with nothing but gratitude. You know, I think the organization there, the fans, my teammates, they made hockey more than just our job, more than a game. I was organically happy to show up to the rink every single day. I truly, truly loved being around those guys from the training staff, the athletic staff, everybody."
"They foster such an environment that creates success and allows people to be themselves. You know, I'm a big believer in surrounding yourself with successful people and people that want you to be successful. That's the only way to live your life. And that organization is chock full of them."
"To the fans that supported me, I thank you guys. I appreciate you guys understanding me as an individual off the ice more so than on the ice. I hope that they'll remain fans. It was a privilege to play. It was a privilege to play in that jersey and in front of those fans."
Nic Dowd was traded to the Golden Vegas Knights ahead of the NHL Trade Deadline after eight seasons with the Washington Capitals. Known for his hard work and selfless play, Dowd performed the difficult tasks that allowed teammates to succeed. In his first interview with Vegas Golden Knights Radio, Dowd spoke positively about his Capitals experience, crediting the organization for creating an environment where hockey transcended being merely a job. He expressed appreciation for the fans, teammates, and staff who made him genuinely happy to come to the rink daily. Dowd recorded 166 points in 506 games for Washington, ranking 33rd in franchise history.
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