The internet has been hit with a new craze and like many internet fads of the past, it’s very stupid.

Basically, using a face match service created by the fine people at Google Arts and Culture, you can compare your likeness with a work of art. For instance, my bio picture returned a portrait of Brad Pitt because all these nights blogging in the basement has done wonders for my personal appearance.

Then I wondered, who do the Caps match up with?

Nicklas Backstrom

According to Wikipedia, the Dutch army captain Willem van Oldenbarnevelt formulated an unsuccessful assassination plot against Maurice of Orange, who has been responsible for the death of Willem’s father. Willem fled to Brussels.

Jay Beagle

Barry Trotz thinks Jay Beagle is a Rembrandt on the ice; Google thinks he’s a Rembrandt in real life, comparing Beagle to the Dutch master’s Self-Portrait in a Cap, Open Mouthed.

Madison Bowey

Madison Bowey is obviously the Mohammed Ali of the Caps’ third pairing, so it’s fitting that he’d be compared to Chen Zhou’s Muhammad Ali, Superman, and the Secret of the Banana, which Google says “emits a visual sparsity and coldness which resonate with his interest in the theme of the violent relations between systems and their constituent bodies.” Uh, sure?

Andre Burakovsky

Fun fact: Young Dre was one of three Capitals (TJ Oshie and Christian Djoos) who matched with this portrait of Elvis.

John Carlson

American Olympian John Carlson got matched with a piece of Russian artwork.

Alex Chiasson

Marty Feldman is that you?

Taylor Chorney

Taylor Chorney was matched with a depressed-looking human called The Mathematician. This makes sense because this is the same look I get when I compute Taylor’s shot-attempts percentage.

Brett Connolly

Brett Connolly: Portrait of a Sportsman. Enough said, really.

Christian Djoos

This is what you’d get if you asked the person who “restored” that famous Ecce Homo painting to restore Djoos’ head shot.

Lars Eller

Google pegged this Eller match at only 49%, but let’s be honest it’s more like 99%.

Philipp Grubauer

The hair part might be the only similarity here.

Braden Holtby

Svetoslav Roerich actually used Braden Holtby as the model for this painting but then called it a self-portrait because he wishes he were this handsome.

Evgeny Kuznetsov

Fancy over-passer Evgeny Kuznetsov was matched with this fine gentleman, Pieter Boudaen Courten, who’s actually his spirit animal. I’d pay good money to see Kuzy grow that facial hair and wear that poofy collar on the ice.

Matt Niskanen

Sir Adrian Boult was an English conductor who looked a lot more like Lenin than Matt Niskanen.

Dmitry Orlov

At first, this is a bad face match for obvious reasons. And then after a few seconds, yup, I totally see it.

Brooks Orpik

Giuseppe Napoleone Bonaparte was the Bonaparte’s older brother, which seem so perfectly fitting for Brooks Orpik, doesn’t it?

TJ Oshie

TJ Oshie was one of the guys who matched to the portrait of Elvis, but let’s all be honest and say that if Oshie wore a powdered wig this would be an exact match.

Alex Ovechkin

Alex Ovechkin. Christ. Moving on.

Devante Smith-Pelly

DSP matched to sassy LA wall art of Kanye West.

Chandler Stephenson

If we dropped Chandler Stephenson off on a deserted island, this is exactly how’d he look after a month of no human contact.

Jakub Vrana

Another extremely underrated match. Way higher than 52%.

Nathan Walker

Walker matched with the painting By The Table, which is perfect, because I’m just waiting in the minors for another opportunity in the big leagues, Coach.

Tom Wilson

Tom Wilson matched up with three portraits of women, and this one of Paul Gauguin’s Three Tahitians most looked like she’d beat you up if you took a run at her dad Nicklas Backstrom.

Bonus round: Caps coaches and commentators!

Barry Trotz

Nothing but respect for my president.

Todd Reirden

This was Reirden’s hair before it was in full retreat from his head.

Lane Lambert

Yep, I see it.

Blaine Forsythe

Hollywood would definitely cast Blaine Forsyth as the lead in the whitewashed Choi Ik-hyeon biopic.

Joe Beninati

Oh, no, Joe. B.

Craig Laughlin

“Cornelis Outshoorn” sounds like something Locker would make up and try to pass of as a Canadian pond hockey term.

Alan May

Since NBCSW won’t let him wear neckties on air anymore, maybe Alan can try one of these collars.

John Walton

Good morning, good afternoon, and good night English Reformation.

Wes Johnson

The Saint Wes also has tears after every second round exit.

Ted Leonsis

If Ted Leonsis wanted to have a future career as a Civil War reenactor, now we know all he needs to do is shave off the bottom half of his goatee and grow out his mustache into his sideburns. Wallah!

Yeah, this thing is eerily good.