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Maryland star's death in 1986 has lingering effects on basketball and the criminal justice system today.
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As the U.S. Army celebrated its 246th birthday, the Washington Nationals found themselves in a battle with the rest of the NFC East. Injuries and inconsistencies have marred the team’s 2021...
Standing room only sections and the kids’ play area will reopen when the Nationals begin an 11-game homestand Thursday.
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One part Kenny Powers, one part Al Hrabosky, Stephen Schoch is getting "chunky and a little funky with it" for the Cavaliers as they prepare for super regionals.
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Goodman will throw the ceremonial first pitch before Washington’s game against the Mets on June 18.
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"That's pretty good right there," Charles Barkley said of the Washington sports radio host's Barkley impression, which was featured on TNT's "Inside the NBA."
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Starting pitcher Odicci Alexander kept the Sooners' potent offense in check and Kate Gordon hit the go-ahead homer in the eighth inning for the Dukes.
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Willie O'Ree, who became the NHL's first Black player in 1958, first toured the museum three years ago.
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While an unexpected division title and playoff berth was a welcome distraction, head coach Ron Rivera and the rest of the Washington Football Team brain trust knows there’s plenty more work to be...
First baseman/face of the franchise Ryan Zimmerman has long been one of the most beloved players in Washington Nationals’ history. His three-run homer in the fourth inning helped Washington battle...
For more than two decades, Ben Olsen was the heart and soul of D.C. United. After spending 11 seasons in the nation’s capital as a player, Olsen became the team’s coach in 2010. When D.C. United...
Moisés Linares, a bilingual sports reporter and anchor for Telemundo and NBC Washington, moved from Los Angeles to D.C. in 2012.
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The caps were mocked on social media before being removed from New Era’s site.
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