Zimm’s Corner: All Star Edition
Tonight marks the first All-Star game in Washington, DC since 1969.
Tag Archives: Washington Capitals
D.C. Rejoice: There is Nothing Minor About These Capitals
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.
Capital One Changes Their Logo In Support Of The Washington Capitals
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.
Hello, Stanley: The Washington Capitals Are Eastern Conference Champions
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.
One big step for the Washington Capitals, One giant win for Washington Capitals fans.
Is it hyperbole to say that last night’s win is the biggest sports victory this city has had since January of 1992?
Predictably Irrational: The Redskins Road To the 2017 Playoffs
My life as a Redskins fan, for at least the past quarter-of-a-century, is best defined by one quote:
Being a D.C. Sports Fan is Cruel and Usual Punishment
The official time of death yesterday, for what was billed as the most important night in D.C. sports in the last quarter century, was 9:38pm.
The Power Of Belief in a Historic Night for D.C. Sports
HTTD writer Patrick Rice channels his inner Al Pacino, Kurt Russell, and Gene Hackman, inspiring D.C. fans on the most historic night of sports this city has seen in decades.
The SemiColumn: Mid-April Notes on the 2017 NFL Draft
Today marks the two-weeks-away point from my favorite day of the year: the first round of the NFL Draft. This is also right about the time when we can really get a good sense of what teams might or might not do in the first round.
Move over Cubs: the Wizards now have the most hopeless fan base
Hail To The District writer Dash Kannan provides his thoughts on the Washington Wizards replacing the Chicago Cubs, in terms of the most hopeless fan base in professional sports.