D.C. SPORTS BOG

Ted Lerner, the Nationals’ longtime owner, died at 97 last month.

Alex Ovechkin was greeted by fans when he arrived at Capital One Arena and showered with gifts during a pregame ceremony.

Rusty Burrell has also run races dressed as a Star Wars Stormtrooper, Juan Soto and Allen Iverson.

Former Maryland coach Gary Williams keeps the conversation going on the “DC Coaches Basketball Podcast.”

The Bison, coached by Butch Beard, lost to the top-seeded Jayhawks in March 1992, the program’s last trip to the NCAA men’s basketball tournament.

Rick Mahorn and Jeff Ruland, who formed one of the NBA's best duos in the early 1980s, recently launched a podcast and released a T-shirt.

After attending Saturday’s American-Lehigh men’s basketball game at Bender Arena, Craig Caswell has seen 364 Division I teams in 131 venues.

Michael Warren, co-founder of DC Proper, collaborated with the team to create white leather varsity jackets for Saturday's Stadium Series game.

Washington's tradition, which appeals to families with kids as well as football fans, dates back to 1988.

The one-hour special, featuring behind-the-scenes footage and interviews with the NHL’s two all-time leading scorers, airs before Saturday’s All-Star Game.

The secondary logo, a fan favorite since 2007, gets primary treatment for Washington’s Feb. 18 outdoor game against the Carolina Hurricanes.

Former tennis pro Sam Querrey and the D.C. Pickleball Team open the 2023 MLP season on Thursday in Arizona.

Washington Wizards forward Kyle Kuzma provided feedback throughout the design process for the bobblehead inspired by one of his most memorable outfits.

Commanders rookie Sam Howell joined Tim Tebow, Matt Ryan and Kordell Stewart among NFL quarterbacks to throw a touchdown pass on their first career attempt.

The Commanders closed the regular season with a home win over the Cowboys, finishing 8-8-1. Significant questions loom in the offseason.

Billy Kilmer downplayed his rivalry with Sonny Jurgensen during the quarterbacks' four seasons together in Washington.

Alex Ovechkin and the Capitals are giving back with several community initiatives to commemorate career goal No. 802.

Philadelphia's second straight loss without injured quarterback Jalen Hurts leaves the door open for Dallas and San Francisco in Week 18.