Washington Capitals
The “T” in Capitals forms a hockey stick that has a red puck next to it and the three stars along the top are an addition to the original look. The red, white and blue colors are representative of the capital city of the USA, it’s a wordmark of “WASHINGTON” in red and “capitals” in blue italics.
Washington Capitals
2008 - Present
A blue and red eagle with the top of the U.S. Capitol as a silhouette below.

Washington Capitals
1996 - 2002
U.S. Capitol dome flanked by hockey sticks and two brown with black outline stars.
Moved to Primary Logo in 2003

Washington Capitals Logo History: Evolution and Meaning!
In this video, we take you through the fascinating journey of the Washington Capitals logo. Discover how the logo has evolved and the stories behind each transformation from its inception to the present day. Learn about the design elements and the significance of each change, reflecting the team's identity and spirit over the years. Whether you're a die-hard Capitals fan or a lover of sports history, this video offers a detailed look at the logo's legacy. Don't miss out on this deep dive into the history of the Washington Capitals logo!
