Coming up on a week into training camp, it’s not any surprise that one of the biggest storylines of the early part of the 2018 training camp for the Washington Redskins camp is the early results of the “Alex Smith era”.
Tonight marks the first All-Star game in Washington, DC since 1969.
In the latest edition of his ongoing “Zimm’s Corner” report on the hometown Washington Nationals, HTTD writer Patrick Rice breaks down the ongoing batting struggles of Bryce Harper.
For the second year in a row, Hail To The District’s NBA Draft “experts” — and we use said descriptor in the loosest way possible — assembled to mock out what we think will happen in tomorrow’s 2018 NBA Draft.
While this quote might be from Napoleon Bonaparte, considered by many to be the greatest military leader in human history, I think it sums up the the better part of the last three decades of DC sports fandom succinctly yet superbly: “Victory belongs to the most persevering.”
Just before midnight, some 30 minutes after Alexander Ovechkin hoisted the Stanley Cup for the first time, I stood in a swarm of 40,000 best friends with my colleague and reflected on what just happened.
Do you bank with Capital One? If so, then you might have noticed a slightly different logo on the company’s homepage, when you logged in to your bank account online.
If I told you that at DC sports team is playing in a postseason game that doubles as the most important sporting even for any professional sports team in our nation’s capital, you’d instinctively — and correctly — tell me that there’s a 99.99% chance that something bad is going to happen.
HTTD’s Patrick Rice is joined by DC Sports Talk Czar Grant Paulsen to discuss some of the early storylines around the Washington Nationals through roughly two months of the MLB season.
Is it hyperbole to say that last night’s win is the biggest sports victory this city has had since January of 1992?