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You might be surprised to know the Caps aren't shouting 'Ovi' in the dressing room. Find out what every player is called by his teammates.

Nicklas Backstrom: Nicky or Backy.

“I’m a boring guy,” he said with a wink and a smile.

Travis Boyd: Boydo or Boyder.

John Carlson: Carly.

Nic Dowd: Judy. As in Judge Judy. As explained by Dowd himself:

“It happened while we were playing sewer ball last year. It’s called sewer ball because you basically try and screw each other over. You get two touches. If you don’t get the two touches you’re out. You can kick shitty balls at people, so it’s sewer ball. It happened at Cap One. Quite frequently, Ovi will plead his case as to why he should not be out. Then it usually comes down to rock-paper-scissors, and whoever wins stays and whoever loses is out. Frequently it comes down to that, even though maybe Ovi should be out most of the time. But he’s the big man so, you know…

“One game I said something right away. I was like, ‘No, you should be out. You should be out.’ Ovi looked at me – and he had said this before to other guys, it’s just kinda one of his Ovi Sayings – he looked at me and said, ‘Whatever, Judge Judy.’ Willie (Tom Wilson) was there and had never heard it. Willie just loved it. He looovvveeed it. It was one of those things, like it didn’t even cross my mind because Ovi had said it so many times to other guys. ‘Whatever, Judge Judy.’ But Willie loved it. And it stuck.”

Lars Eller: Lar or Tiger.

As for “Lar,” that was a Nate Schmidt creation. “He was like, Lar!” Eller, recalled, referring to the former Washington defenseman who now plays for Vegas. “He was just walking around here yelling it as loud as he could every time he saw me. It was for no particular reason, as I remember. And it just kinda stuck.

“It’s mostly Lar, but it’s Tiger, too, when guys want to have a laugh.”

Bonus story: Eller’s teammates in Montreal called him “Larry.” He hated it. The nickname briefly followed him to Washington, but he nipped it in the bud before it had a chance to become a thing.

Radko Gudas: Gudie.

Carl Hagelin: Hags.

Garnet Hathaway: Garf.

Wait, what?

Dowd “has been calling me Garf. He’s been trying to get it (to) go,” Hathaway explained. “Then I got some people calling me Garfunkel. Dowder kept getting called Judy and he wanted to call me something. He’s the biggest salesman I’ve ever seen trying to sell it.

“I don’t know,” Hathaway added, shrugging. “You got me.”

Braden Holtby: Holts or Beast.

Nick Jensen: Jens.

Michal Kempny: Kemps or Psycho.

Yes, there’s an explanation for the latter.

“I think it’s because I like going in the cold tub,” he said. “I’m going whole body most time, so that’s why it’s ‘Psycho.'”

Pressed for more, Kempny shrugged and laughed. “Maybe it’s because I’m kind of an explosive person, too” he joked.

Evgeny Kuznetsov: Kuze or Kuzy.

Brendan Leipsic: Leiper.

Tyler Lewington: Lewy.

Liam O’Brien: Big Tuna or Tuna.

“It’s just Tuna,” the recent call-up said. “It was Big Tuna, but everyone just calls me Tuna now. It was Nate Schmidt when he was in Hershey my first year. I’m pretty sure it came from ‘The Office.’ He would just come in the room and say, ‘The biiiggg Tuuunnnaaa.’ He liked it and he said it fit me really well. It just kinda took off. Coaches call me it. Friends back home call me it.”

Dmitry Orlov: Snarls.

“My first year in the NHL, my roommate was Cody Eakin,” Orlov explained. “He did this nickname for me.”

The first time Orlov heard it, he needed someone to translate Snarls into Russian.

“I can live with this,” he recalled thinking at the time.

“It’s kinda funny,” Orlov added. “Even my family knows this nickname. They said it’s the perfect nickname for you.”

T.J. Oshie: Osh. Osh Babe. Babe.

“That started in St. Louis. I say to a lot of people, ‘What’s up, Babe?’ So a lot of people became ‘Babe’ when we got here. Yeah, I don’t know. It’s something with hockey players – half the time you aren’t called anything related to your name. It’s crazy.”

Alex Ovechkin: Ovi or O.

“Everyone calls him ‘O,'” Oshie said. “No one on the team really calls him Ovi.”

Richard Panik: Pans.

Ilya Samsonov: Sammy.

Jonas Siegenthaler: Siegs.

Chandler Stephenson: Steve or Stevie.

Jakub Vrana: V.

“There’s a few, but most guys call me ‘V,'” he said. “That’s my main nickname. It was right away, since my first day in North America. (Head equipment manager Brock Myles) and all those guys started calling me V. It makes sense. I like it. It’s nice and easy. It suits me.”

Tom Wilson: Willie or Whip.

“I was Willie for my first two years and then Stick (Justin Williams) came,” Wilson said. “So there were two Willies, and Trotzy (Barry Trotz) said we had to come up with something else.”

OK, but why Whip?“

Eric Fehr is the one that came up with it,” Wilson said with a smile. “That’s all I can tell you. No comment. You can call him.”

Tarik bringing us valuable up-to-date info on current Caps nicknames.

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#my votes are for The Shining #and Psycho