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Racine Files Second Lawsuit Against Commanders
Another week, another lawsuit against the Washington Commanders from D.C. Attorney General Karl Racine. Last week, Racine announced a suit against Dan Snyder, his team, the NFL, and Commissioner Roger Goodell for allegedly deceiving D.C. residents and fans about a toxic workplace culture “all in an effort to protect their profits.” This week, Racine filed…
Vernon Davis Goes From Football to Go-go Trap
At 38, Vernon Davis, the former tight end for the Washington Football Team, has released his first single, “Bounce Like Dis.”
Nats Pitching Prospect Cade Cavalli Continues to Show His Potential
With each start for the Triple-A Rochester Red Wings Minor League Baseball team, Nationals pitching prospect Cade Cavalli gains valuable experience. He learns how to game plan for each opponent and refine his secondary pitches. On Saturday, April 30, the Nationals top prospect put together his best start of the season, twirling 5 1/3 no-hit…
Sports Coverage at City Paper Has Always Focused on Underreported Stories
Dave McKenna realizes now that he missed the memo. During his time at City Paper, he saw an “incredible honor roll” of people arrive, work at the paper for a few years, and then move on. McKenna stayed for 26 years. “I never had a goal,” he says. “In my life, I’ve never had a…
Angela Salem’s Quick Transition from Retired NWSL Star to Washington Spirit Assistant Coach
The Washington Spirit entered 2022 wanting to make sure that its extraordinarily challenging and triumphant 2021 season wasn’t just a flash in the pan. And one major addition to the team has caught the attention of observers around the NWSL. You won’t find this person on the Spirit’s roster. Angela Salem isn’t a player, but…
The Capitals Enter the NHL Playoffs as Underdogs
The Washington Capitals find themselves embracing the unfamiliar role of the underdog as they prepare for the first round of the 2022 Stanley Cup Playoffs. After dominating the NHL’s Metropolitan Division over the last decade, the Capitals battled through inconsistency, adversity, and injuries during the 2021-22 regular season to finish with a 44-26-12 record, good…
The Stunning End of the Hernán Losada Era at D.C. United
When news trickled out that D.C. United had fired head coach Hernán Losada earlier this week, the reaction was nothing short of shock. The Argentine coach’s tenure ended just hours after a 3-0 win in U.S. Open Cup play over lower-level side Flower City Union. The change comes at an unusual time for United, who…
Mystics Enter the Season Healthy and Confident
The disappointing end to the Washington Mystics’ 2021 season still weighs on Ariel Atkins. For the first time since she was drafted 2018, Atkins had failed to reach the playoffs. The Mystics finished the season 12-20, and afterward, head coach and general manager Mike Thibault called for a “reset” of the team’s culture. But this…
Mystics Add Depth With Draft Picks Shakira Austin and Christyn Williams
Last week, when the Washington Mystics traded their first overall selection to the Atlanta Dream for the third and 14th picks in the 2022 WNBA Draft and the right to swap first-round picks in the 2023 draft, the Mystics’ front office reasoned that the team would be receiving a better value in this year’s draft.…
The Nationals Open the 2022 Season in Rebuild Mode
First, the good news: Baseball is back. The Washington Nationals host the New York Mets in their season opener at 7:05 p.m. EST on Thursday, April 7, at Nationals Park. The Major League Baseball season was delayed by about a week after a lockout between the league and the MLB Players Association, but on March…
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