Ted Lerner, the first true owner of the Washington Nationals since baseball returned to Washington, DC, passed away on Sunday, February 12. Theodore N. Lerner was 97. Mr. Lerner, a lifelong Washington resident, succumbed to complications from pneumonia. As a young boy, Lerner attended Senators games at the old Griffith Stadium.
This is the second article about the Nationals Hot Stove panel discussion for full season ticket holders on January 28. The focus here is on “off the field” stuff.
DC’s hockey team concluded its schedule before the All-Star break with a road game against the Columbus Blue Jackets. In an unevenly played game, the Capitals somehow came out with the win thanks to Evgeny...
You can’t ignite the baseball hot stove season without a spark. The Washington Nationals held their first Hot Stove session for full-season ticket holders since January of 2020 last Saturday at Nats Park. Those in attendance on the concourse of the FIS Champions Club got an inside look at the upcoming season from an on the field and off the field perspective. This edition will focus on the on-field stuff.
The Washington Capitals came home to CapitalOne Arena to face their perennial rivals the Pittsburgh Penguins for a single stop before another brief road trip. In an intense game that saw 82 total shots fired...
I said it in a previous article, but Sam Howell excites me for the future of the Commanders for a number of reasons. Many considered Howell the top QB expected to enter the draft when...
The Capitals completed their road trip in Denver’s Ball arena to face the Colorado Avalanche. While they showed much more effort in this contest, they still fell short and lost once again. The loss places...
My plan was to put out part two of the Commanders draft targets next, but I watched Jahan Dotson highlights last night, and the kid deserves some serious praise. Obviously, throughout the season we all...
The Capitals continued their road trip in Las Vegas Nevada against the Golden Knights. In what was arguably their absolute worst performance of the season, they were destroyed by the Knights. Constant lackadaisical play and...
The Capitals began their western road trip in Tempe AZ by paying a visit to the new Mullett Arena against the Arizona Coyotes. The key to the win was a solid commitment to a full...
