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What legal sports betting in DC might look like
A new bill in front of the D.C. Council would legalize and regulate sports betting in the District. But how would it all work, who would it benefit, and when would the infrastructure actually be in place if the bill passes?
3 days ago -
Waynestock: How much of DC United’s turnaround is due to Wayne Rooney?
Wayne Rooney’s arrival at D.C. United has signaled an incredible turnaround for the club. How much credit does he deserve, and what other factors have keyed the dramatic surge?
5 days ago -
From ‘Moneyball’ to ‘Powerball’: Lewis, Neyer on the evolution of baseball
Rob Neyer’s new book “Powerball: Anatomy of a Modern Baseball Game” provides an in-depth look at the many ways baseball has changed just as the Houston Astros take aim at another World Series run.
6 days ago -
Presto’s college football picks: Mountaineers’ climb not complete
Once again, West Virginia is off to a hot start. Can the Mountaineers finally put together a finish worthy of a Big 12 title?
1 week ago -
Any given Saturday: DC’s Premier League subculture
Every Saturday morning, people all over D.C. get up to watch and root for English soccer teams that many have never even seen in person. Why do they do it? Exploring Premier League soccer fandom in the District.
1 week ago -
A dollar and a dream: Author Jeff Pearlman discusses USFL book
In his new book “Football for a Buck,” author Jeff Pearlman explores a lifelong pet project, the crazy world of the short-lived United States Football League.
2 weeks ago -
Washington Renegades rugby team provides model of inclusivity for American sports
The Washington Renegades have been offering an inclusive environment to play rugby in D.C. for 20 years, becoming pioneers in the International Gay Rugby community.
1 month ago -
Go-Go local: Wizards’ G-League team puts emphasis on DC roots
Former GW star Pops Mensah-Bonsu was chosen to lead the Wizards’ new developmental team, both because of his experience with the league and his connection to D.C.
1 month ago -
Remembering the Summer of Ovi and the Caps
After winning the Stanley Cup, this summer’s been a nonstop party for the Washington Capitals. But with practice beginning Friday, it’s officially time to get back to work. See photos.
1 month ago -
Local sports events moved, canceled by Hurricane Florence
Hurricane Florence’s impending landfall has already caused cancellations and changes of venue for sporting events and will likely create more delays and postponements later this week.
1 month ago -
Where will the Nats Triple-A team end up in 2019?
After a year of waiting, the Nationals are finally on the brink of determining where their Triple-A team will play in 2019. But before they do, there could be a wild affiliation dance this weekend.
1 month ago -
St. John’s receiver Rakim Jarrett hauls in Player of the Week
St. John’s wide receiver Rakim Jarrett has the Cadets off to a 3-0 start against one of the toughest schedules in the country.
1 month ago -
2018 Redskins season predictions
The WTOP Sports department brings you its predictions for the 2018 Washington Redskins season, as well as bold predictions for the NFL.
1 month ago -
Stephen Strasburg, the Nationals and rethinking Tommy John surgery
Baseball, from Little League to the majors, is in the midst of a health epidemic. Two doctors explain the complications of Tommy John surgery, and what you can do to keep your young athlete safe.
2 months ago -
After trip of a lifetime, Howard Volleyball faces daunting opening slate
Howard University has built a burgeoning mid-major volleyball powerhouse. That success served as a springboard for the trip of a lifetime this summer.
2 months ago
