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Input: Tweet with a location 
  
 You can add location information to your Tweets, such as your city or precise location, from the web and via third-party applications. You always have the option to delete your Tweet location history. Learn more ||||| - After taking the Metro to get to Capital One Arena for Game 3 of the Stanley Cup Final, Washington Capitals’ players T.J. Oshie and Matt Niskanan took the same route for Game 4. 
  
 However this time, when Oshie arrived at Gallery Place-Chinatown station on Monday, he had to stop to add some money on his Metro SmarTrip card after being short $0.35 to exit the station. 
  
 @russianmachine Oshie was on the Metro again (Gallery Place). Was short on his farecard. Didn't have 35 cents. O 
  
 Happily, the Metro staff let him through. #ALLCAPS #StanleyCup pic.twitter.com/dMrQiEQXYI — Countingdown (@CDLori) June 4, 2018 
  
 If there is a better running bit than TJ Oshie and Matt Niskanen metroing to the home Stanley Cup games I don't know what it is. My friend Page commuted with them today. pic.twitter.com/gcBaYy7F4O — Grant Paulsen (@granthpaulsen) June 4, 2018 
  
 According to Capitals fanatic @CDLori on Twitter, Metro let him through without incident: 
  
 “I offered him the 35 cents, another guy offered him a $20. He didn't know Add Fare doesn't take plastic. He went over to the Metro office. They didn't give him any trouble, and we all wished him luck and chanted "Let's Go Caps!" @CDLori tweeted. 
  
 Another D.C. sports star also arrived at Capital One Arena to support the Capitals Monday night. Washington Nationals first basemen Ryan Zimmerman was seen out among the crowd outside of the arena. 
  
 Fellow Nats teammate Max Scherzer joined Zimmerman inside Capital One Arena for the big game. 
  
 The Capitals enter Game 4 against the Vegas Golden Knights with a 2-1 series lead. ||||| CLOSE SportsPulse: USA TODAY Sports' Kevin Allen and A.J. Perez break down Game 4 of the Stanley Cup Final, where the Capitals dominated the Golden Knights to take a commanding 3-1 series lead. USA TODAY Sports 
  
 Capitals forward T.J. Oshie, who rode the subway to Game 4, had to add to his fare card at the Gallery Place station. (Photo: @cdlori) 
  
 WASHINGTON — T.J. Oshie came up well short on Monday, at least on subway fare as the Washington Capitals star forward was temporarily unable to exit the station next to Capital One Arena hours before Game 4 of Stanley Cup Final. 
  
 "I had a little mishap today," Oshie said with a smirk after the Caps' 6-2 victory against the Vegas Golden Knights that inched the franchise to within a win of its first Stanley Cup title. "I'm not going to name them, but somebody (lent) me one of their cards that only had 35 cents on it." 
  
 Oshie credited a Metro employee for allowing him to exit the station as fans began to swarm around him as he stood in line to add money to his card. 
  
 "I don't know how much that ride was, but I owe you big time," Oshie joked. 
  
 Oshie again joined teammate Matt Niskanen on the Metro on Monday, just as they did before Game 3, a 3-1 victory, on Saturday. 
  
 After all, hockey players are superstitious beings – and maybe it worked 
  
 He proceeded to score his first goal of the series, which was also the first goal in the Capitals' rout of the Golden Knights. He added two assists in a night that ended for him with about two minutes left in regulation after he received a misconduct penalty. He was named the game's first star. 
  
 More: Capitals crush Golden Knights, are one win from first Stanley Cup 
  
 More: Final minutes of Game 4 blowout get very nasty 
  
 More: Nationals' Scherzer, Zimmerman show up to support Capitals 
  
 Key players taking the subway to the game is a rare sight as is something else on the maligned transit system: Oshie and Niskanen were seen smiling as they posed for a photo with a passenger on a subway car. |||||
Output:
The Washington Capitals are one victory away from the Stanley Cup after beating the Vegas Golden Knights on Monday night, and one of the goal-scorers in that game had an odd commute. TJ Oshie rode the subway to the DC arena for Game 4 with fellow player Matt Niskanen, just as they did for Game 3. But Oshie's card came up 35 cents short as he was exiting the station, reports Fox5 DC. As he stood in line to add money, a Metro employee let him through. "I don't know how much that ride was, but I owe you big time," Oshie said later, per USA Today. A few hours after his subway ride, Oshie scored the first goal of the game and later added two assists in Washington's 6-2 win. The Caps now lead the best-of-seven series 3-1, with Game 5 on Thursday night in Vegas. One fan posted a photo of Oshie and Niskanen on the subway. (Oshie previously drew national attention for this Olympic performance.)