The Nationals have made significant strides during the off-season and in the early going so far this year, but in preparation for Nats home opener Thursday, let’s take a look at the competitors DC loves even more than the players. We give you the Racing Presidents … Continue reading
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In light of the groundbreaking news that future Hall of Fame quarterback Peyton Manning is signing a five-year contract with the Denver Broncos reportedly estimated at $90 million, we’ve just learned that… Continue reading
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To commemorate the start of Lin-t, we’d like to lead into this time of reflection by posting some of our favorite videos linspired by Jeremy Lin. After being moved to tears by each… Continue reading
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This year marks the 20th anniversary of the last time the Redskins won a Super Bowl. After reading the Washington Post‘s great look back on the team’s 1991-1992 season, we wanted to take a closer look at the numbers, players, and facts surrounding … Continue reading
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As the Capitals gear up to face the Hurricanes tonight following their first shutout of the season, LivingSocial designer Kalin Wood breaks down the key to their success. (Click to enlarge.)
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With the second round of the NFL playoffs just days away, many non-football fans have reached out to us this week to ask, “What is a Tebow and why is he all over my FB news feed?” Here’s your answer… Continue reading
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“We know the Redskins are not a better team than us. If we played them 100 times, they might win five,” said Giants DB Antrel Rolle after his team’s first loss to the Skins several months ago. We couldn’t reach … Continue reading
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Of all the games the Redskins have played this season, yesterday’s matchup against the Patriots had to be the strangest, if not the most entertaining. A series of bizarre happenings shaped a contest that saw Washington nearly upset New England: … Continue reading
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Good thing no one in Washington got their playoff hopes up after last week’s win. In typical Redskins fashion, we managed to turn Mark Sanchez into Tim Tebow in the 4th quarter of yesterday’s 34-19 loss. Redskins nation also learned that … Continue reading
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If you tuned into ESPN 980 following the Redskins’s first victory since October 2, you might remember the caller who phoned in to say that, at 4-7, Washington could still catch Dallas and make the playoffs. HA! This is why … Continue reading
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Call us crazy, but we’ve never felt better about a 6th-straight loss than we did about yesterday’s game. Sure, losing by 3 points in a game we should have won is kind of more painful than getting blown out by … Continue reading
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Everyone knows the Redskins are struggling, but few people seem to realize how horrid this team has been for the past 11 years. To help shed some light on our favorite team’s sad state of affairs, let us paint a … Continue reading
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The Redskins may have hit a new low point yesterday when they lost to a Sparano-coached, J.Lo-owned team that plays on a baseball diamond. Sunday was amateur hour all around. In case you missed it… Rex Grossman replaced John Beck … Continue reading
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The Skins not only lost their fourth-straight game yesterday, but managed to do so in record-setting fashion. Not the kind of record you would expect this season, though. They didn’t lose 0-107 or anything like that… Continue reading
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If you didn’t see yesterday’s loss to the Bills coming, chances are you’re living in 1992. Not in a million years, however, did I imagine Mike Shanahan would get shut out for the first time in his 24-year head coaching … Continue reading
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The Redskins, known for their generous treatment of the league’s worst teams, have given yet another floundering franchise its first win of the season. Was yesterday as bad as last season’s loss to the Rams? Yes and no. The team didn’t … Continue reading
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The Redskins entered Sunday’s matchup with the Eagles in sole possession of 1st place in the NFC East, which by preseason standards would have been an impressive feat. By this week, however, 1st place in the NFC East meant about as much as winning Are You Smarter than a 5th Grader? Continue reading
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Once upon a time, the closest you could get to holding court with some of the world’s greatest tennis players in DC was by being a tween-aged ball boy at the Legg Mason Tennis Classic. That was before the reign … Continue reading
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Ever wondered what it looks like to tear through miles of farmland, crawl face-first through muck, repel across a murky shark-infested pond*, and scramble over ten-foot walls? No? Well, now’s your chance: After buying a LivingSocial deal and completing a … Continue reading
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