Robert Lewandowski and Co. played some tricks with the FIFA rankings and earned a good draw. Now they have to prove themselves.
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Coach’s decision to step down doesn’t change anything about the Capitals’ breakthrough title, but it does bring intrigue and disappointment.
Washington made a huge, early summer deal without giving up any of its top prospects.
The rookie, who was not even in the majors when Washington’s game was suspended last month, belts a blast in a 5-3 opening win before the Nats lose the nightcap, 4-2.
Texas Tech shooting guard Zhaire Smith and Texas A&M center Robert Williams are commonly linked to Washington.
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Now that Washington has jump-started the trade market, the team would be wise to patch its other holes sooner rather than later.
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“We’re going to start with Todd here,” GM Brian MacLellan said of Washington's coaching search.
A look at this week's series against the Orioles at Nationals Park.
James Rodriguez and friends are back, and should be a major factor in relatively toothless Group H.
Toronto could be very interested in bringing Wildcats star Shai Gilgeous-Alexander back to Canada.
Some found the timing of Harper's new look, coming on the day of a doubleheader against the Bronx Bombers, to perhaps be less than coincidental.
‘We were very, very excited to see this,’ Dave Martinez says after the rookie right-hander pitches solidly in his third start of the season.
Fox Sports says it's averaging 2,241,000 viewers per match across the United States.
In a stunning move, the head coach will not continue in his role as head coach after helping the Capitals claim their first-ever championship.
Before the Capitals' coach resigned on Monday, Scotty Bowman in 2002 and Mike Keenan in 1994 were the two most recent examples.
Big men could dominate the top of this week's draft, but they're a different sort of big men, playing a different sort of role.
“I definitely feel like they could use a big like me,” Williams said at a Wizards' pre-draft workout Monday.
Capitals head coach Barry Trotz spoke during the team's Stanley Cup celebration in D.C. on June 12. The team announced June 18 that Trotz would be stepping down from his role.
The right-hander is nearing a return to the Washington rotation.
