Abe Pollin, the Washington sports entrepreneur who owned the Wizards, died at age 85.

The Broncos ride into town looking to end a two-game losing streak against the 2-6 Redskins.

The Caps' late comeback bid falls short after Mike Green's shot caroms off the post.

A look at this week's amazing moments in sports.

Washington snaps a six-game losing streak by defeating Cleveland, 108-91.

Chris Clark has the decisive goal in the 11th round of the shootout to help the Capitals beat New York, 5-4.

Washington dropped its sixth game in a row on Saturday.

Gaithersburg High School's football team reflects the diversity of the school.

Trailing at the beginning of the third period, the short-handed Caps get a lift from some unlikely sources in a 7-4 win over the Florida Panthers.

The Redskins return from their bye week with a 31-17 loss to the Falcons in Atlanta.

Gilbert Arenas and Andray Blatche lead the way at Verizon Center with 20 points apiece, but the Wizards lose to Phoenix for the sixth straight time, 102-90.

The New York Yankees win their 27th World Series, beating the Philadelphia Phillies in six games.

A night after blowing an 18-point lead in Cleveland, the Wizards find themselves down 19 early to the Heat before fumbling away a promising comeback bid at home.

The Wizards get 32 points from Gilbert Arenas and 30 from Andray Blatche in a 123-104 win over the Nets in the Wizards' home opener.