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Caps' TJ Oshie Shares Cup With Father Who Has Alzheimer's
In an emotional interview following the Caps' Stanley Cup victory, T.J. Oshie said the win was for his father who is suffering from Alzheimer's disease.
"T.J. Oshie found his father on the ice amid the jubilant madness of the Washington Capitals' postgame celebration and wrapped him in a fierce hug. Five years after he was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease, Tim Oshie's memory is inconsistent and cloudy. Anyone who saw the depth of emotion in his Stanley Cup-winning son's eyes Thursday night will never forget it."
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