The Washington Nationals had 2,999 days to sign third baseman Anthony Rendon to a long-term contract when there was nobody else who could sign Rendon -- not the Los Angeles Dodgers, not the Texas Rangers, and not the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim. They chose not to. And now he is gone. Published December 12, 2019
If we are to take Nationals owner Mark Lerner at his word, the family has no plans to sign both Strasburg and Rendon, stars of on this year's World Series championship team who became free agents after the last out of Game 7 in Houston. Published December 10, 2019
It might put the team slightly over the luxury tax and result in a penalty, but that penalty would be insignificant, compared to the revenue that would be generated if they keep this party going. Published December 8, 2019
How many times does a team that plays in the NFL face a game where a win could have a debilitating effect on the team for years to come? Unless, of course, you actually believe that Bill Callahan being the Redskins' head coach for this year and beyond would be a positive development. Published December 5, 2019
"World Series 2019: Nationals vs. Astros" was a fine piece of work, a chance for fans to relive those magic moments again, with perhaps even more perspective to fully appreciate the historical accomplishment of this baseball team and its march to the title that ended with a dramatic Game 7 victory in Houston. Published December 3, 2019
Ray Lewis would have felt right at home out there. Jonathan Ogden, too. Published December 1, 2019
Quarterback Lamar Jackson has energized Ravens fans and a city beleaguered by bad news and bad times. He has quickly reached icon status in the city, leading the Ravens to a 9-2 record and perhaps a path to the franchise's third Super Bowl. Published November 28, 2019
Last week the NFL Network kicked off a series of programs featuring what a panel of experts have determined are the 100 greatest players and 10 greatest coaches in NFL history. It's worth the watch, because you likely will see very few that qualify for that list on the field today. Heck, you won't find many that have stepped on the football field this century. Published November 26, 2019
There were about 25,000 in the stands, and about 10,000 of them appeared to be Redskins fans. They were treated to a rare Ghost Town Field win. Published November 24, 2019
The commissioner of Major League Baseball, the former right-hand man to predecessor Bud Selig, is facing a trifecta of major challenges in the coming months -- the Houston Astros' sign-stealing scandal, minor league contraction and labor unrest for the first time in nearly 20 years. Published November 21, 2019
Capitals fans were treated to a sighting of that rarest of sports phenomena -- the magic loogie. Published November 19, 2019
Bill Callahan, the Washington Redskins "interim" head coach, said he was "disappointed in how we performed," particularly since they had two weeks to prepare to face the 2-7 New York Jets at Ghost Town Field. Published November 17, 2019
The Major League Baseball general managers meetings are a place where GMs gather, tell stories about each other, lay the groundwork for deals and take care of other business. It's where the Washington Nationals officially began operations 15 years ago. Published November 14, 2019
No matter how wrong it may have been for Dan Snyder to overrule his football people and force the selection of Dwayne Haskins with the 15th pick, once the damage was done, they needed to see if the quarterback they invested so much in could play. Published November 12, 2019
You could make the case that Kendrick, one of the Nationals postseason stars and the National League Championship Series Most Valuable Player, was an MVP candidate for the regular season as well, if we are to accept the meaning of the word "valuable." No Washington National may have been more valuable to this team this season than Kendrick. Published November 10, 2019
Somebody at Redskins Park seems to be scared to death to name rookie quarterback Dwayne Haskins the 1-8 team's starting quarterback. Published November 7, 2019
There is no shortage of material to contrast the way the Nationals and the Redskins do business -- in case you missed the World Series trophy the Nationals held high during their celebration parade on Saturday -- but nothing illustrates the difference between the two organizations more starkly than the treatment of their two star players, Strasburg and Williams. Published November 5, 2019
The memories made in this town, awash in a sea of red on Saturday, will last lifetimes. Published November 3, 2019
This group of players never stopped believing in themselves, even when everyone else had seemed to give up on them. Published October 31, 2019
Rain, snow, sleet, hail or the Houston Astros hitters -- Strasburg stands tall. Published October 30, 2019
