Craig Laughlin was honored with induction into the Washington DC Sports Hall of Fame during a ceremony held at Nationals Park. Laughlin, known as a 30-goal scorer with the Washington Capitals and an Emmy-winning broadcaster, is part of the 2025 induction class featuring various sports legends. He reflected on the honor and legacy of joining fellow inductees, stating it was exhilarating to receive the recognition. Prior to a Nationals game, Laughlin was presented with an induction plaque that highlighted his contributions to professional hockey and broadcasting, alongside the recognition of the 2025 Team of Distinction, the Washington Commanders.
Craig Laughlin expressed his amazement at being inducted into the Washington DC Sports Hall of Fame, stating, "It's spectacular. I still pinch myself that I'm part of this great group going in today and part of the legacy that all the people that have been in before me." This highlights the honor he feels as part of this prestigious recognition alongside fellow sports icons.
The induction plaque awarded to Laughlin reads: 'Proudly Inducts Craig Laughlin In recognition of his exceptional achievements and contributions to professional hockey as a fan-favorite player with the Washington Capitals for six seasons.' This statement encapsulates his impact on hockey in Washington.
Laughlin's recognition was celebrated in conjunction with a Washington Nationals game, showcasing the event's significance in the sports community. Nationals owner Mark Lerner presented Laughlin with his induction plaque prior to the game against the Milwaukee Brewers.
The 2025 class at the Hall of Fame included notable figures such as Olympic gold medalist Mia Hamm and NBA All-Star Alonzo Mourning, along with recognized voices and coaches in the Washington DC sports landscape.
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