Capital's carberry won the Jack Adams Award as the top coach

The Spencer Carberry was expecting a television interview and surprised with the Jack Adams Award.

On Saturday, the Washington Capital Coach was declared as the winner of the award to the top coach at NHL, which was voted by the National Broadcasters Association. The 43-year-old recently had a capital play-by-play announcement with the Bennati of Monumental Sports Network, which was also surprised.

Carberry's wife, KC, said, “She is under one under the fact that she is coming here to an interview for a monumental sports.

Bennati asked Carberry about her success in this season, topping the capitals of 51-22-9 and the second place in the Eastern Conference and in total in NHL Standing. When the interview ended, surprise began.

“I have been told that there are some special people who want to congratulate you in this excellent season,” Bennati said the Jack Adams Award as well as the family of Carberry before entering the studio.

“I had no idea,” the carberry said, before their parents Bryan and Kate would enter. “How does everyone travel here? All corners of the continent. Washington State, South Carolina, British, British, Columbia, Chicago, Illinois, Green Bay, Visconsin. To come to DC and celebrate this moment with me, I will never forget it.”

In his second year as a coach, Washington improved 11 wins and 20 points and won a Stanley Cup playoff series for the first time since 2018. He finished second in the regular session (3.49) goals in the regular session after the previous season (2.63), and 2023–24 (ranked 16th in 3.07 after finishing eighth in the goals after finishing 16th).

Washington was also ranked fifth at a penalty kilti kilt (82.0 percent), in the first return win (25), and tied in the first road points (53).

“In the game of the final team as a coach, you hate things that pay direct attention to you,” the carberry said. “Our assistant employees and of course our players, all those people deserve a lot of credit for this award.”