I drove down to D.C. Sunday afternoon from Phoenixville, Pa. It was an easy drive, it's only about three hours from my home town, so I got here by dinner time.
It felt good to be a bit more comfortable with the whole process. I knew where the facility was, where the hotel was, recognized the staff, new the general schedule of everything. That makes it a little bit different compared to last year when I came here just days after I was drafted as a new guy. I'm really proud that I get a chance to represent a team like the Capitals. It's something that's really special and a dream come true.
#CapsDevCamp Diary: Mitchell Gibson
Washington Capitals prospects share their experience from 2019 Development Camp, continuing with 2018 fourth-round draft pick Mitchell Gibson

