WTOP NEWS: The Washington Mystics play in the WNBA’s second smallest arena at a time when interest in women’s college basketball has gone way up. Can the arena they call home accommodate that increased interest, […]
WTOP NEWS: The Washington Capitals and Washington Wizards would stay in D.C. until 2050 under a $515 million deal announced Wednesday by Mayor Muriel Bowser and the teams’ owner Ted Leonsis. The deal was announced […]
BALTIMORE SUN: Opening day is synonymous with fresh beginnings and, this year, it could mark a new era for the Orioles. A group led by Baltimore native and billionaire David Rubenstein has an agreement to […]
WTOP NEWS: There has been another development in the ongoing saga regarding the possible relocation of the Capitals and Wizards arena from D.C. to Alexandria, Virginia: According to a letter from the D.C. Office of […]
WTOP NEWS: Howard University’s men’s basketball team is headed to the NCAA tournament for the “Big Dance.” The Bison beat Delaware State 70-67 on Saturday to secure the MEAC Championship and one of 68 spots […]
TESTUDO TIMES: After months of speculation, Maryland men’s basketball finally landed the most prized piece of its 2024 recruiting class: five-star forward Derik Queen. “I chose Maryland because I felt the most comfortable there and […]
WASHINGTON POST: The powerful AFL-CIO labor union will oppose a proposal to move the Washington Capitals and Wizards from downtown D.C. to a new arena in Northern Virginia, the group said Tuesday, dealing another blow […]
WTOP NEWS: The proposed home of the Washington Capitals and Wizards faces an uncertain future as budget talks begin in Virginia. The Virginia House of Delegates and Senate released their version of the Commonwealth’s budget […]
WASHINGTON POST: A proposal to move the Washington Capitals and Wizards to Northern Virginia could overwhelm roads and public transit beyond their planned capacity — a prospect that officials pledged to address with expanded turn […]
BALTIMORE SUN: After the news broke that the Angelos family will sell the Baltimore Orioles, just six weeks after agreeing to a lease keeping the team in the city for at least 15 years, Maryland […]
DBK NEWS: While most students were back home over break, winter sports were in full swing. It wasn’t always to the Terps’ benefit, as Maryland men’s and women’s basketball both face uncertain postseason outlooks. Maryland […]
WASHINGTON BUSINESS JOURNAL: Monumental Sports & Entertainment’s mid-December press conference to announce its plans to move to Potomac Yard in Alexandria where it would build a $2 billion multipurpose entertainmentdistrict had a very “this is final” feeling to it, but the deal is […]
Watch baseball like it’s 1992. As Oriole Park at Camden Yards turns 30, Baltimore announced Sunday its plans to sell tickets at prices akin to when the stadium first opened April 6, 1992. Fans using […]
By Gene Wang During one of the first practices with her high school basketball team in D.C., Connecticut’s Azzi Fudd waited patiently behind the seniors, juniors and sophomores until it was her turn to complete a […]
It’s no secret that most NBA players go through a significant learning curve in the first few years of their career. But when players adapt, you see their transition from young talents to stars in […]
By FOX 5 DC Digital Team Howard beat fellow No. 16 seed Incarnate Word 55-51 on Wednesday night in the first women’s First Four game. Brooklynn Fort-Davis had 15 points and 10 rebounds, Krislyn Marsh added […]
By Tracee Wilkins, News4 Prince George’s County Bureau Chief Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan and Prince George’s County Executive Angela Alsobrooks detail their plan for a new stadium for the Washington Commanders in a report obtained by […]
By: Matt Phillips – DMV Digest The NCAA March Madness tournament will begin on Thursday, and local DC Maryland, and Virginia basketball talent will be on full display in almost every game. It’s no secret […]
By: Washington Post Staff Inside a locker room at the University of Maryland, not long after his team secured a double-overtime victory in the Maryland 4A championship game, Eleanor Roosevelt Coach Brendan O’Connell talked about […]
By Kyle Melnick With 2.5 seconds remaining in one of the most exhausting games they have ever played, the Eleanor Roosevelt boys’ basketball players stood on the opposite side of the Xfinity Center court and watched […]
By Kyle Melnick When Clarksburg fouled Western girls’ basketball guard Ny’Ceara Pryor with 3.5 seconds remaining Friday night, Western’s players smiled and cheered as the Baltimore school’s fans stood on their feet and pulled out their […]
Written By Tramel Raggs. Washington Post – When Parkville’s desperation three-point attempt fell to the floor Wednesday, the game clock showed 0:00 and the scoreboard read Eleanor Roosevelt 57, Parkville 55. Then everybody at North Point’s gym in […]
