Liam Griffin is a sports reporter for The Washington Times. A graduate of George Mason University, he previously covered local news for Patch in northern Virginia. He can be reached at lgriffin@washigntontimes.com.
Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson became the highest-paid player in the NFL when he signed a $260 million contract in 2023. His next extension will dwarf that, coach John Harbaugh said Monday.
Wayne Gretzky's NHL goals record is in danger. After scoring his 890th career goal in Sunday's 8-5 result against the Buffalo Sabres, Capitals superstar Alex Ovechkin is five goals from passing the Great One.
Optimism filled the Navy Yard air on Thursday as the Washington Nationals pumped up the pageantry for their season opener against the Philadelphia Phillies.
The cherry blossoms are blooming, and the Nationals are back in the District to open the MLB season on Thursday. Spring couldn't come fast enough for current and former federal workers who've endured a turbulent winter.
The Washington Capitals have clinched a playoff berth and home-ice advantage in the first round. Next up: clinching the Metropolitan Division en route to a potential run at the President's Cup as the NHL's top regular season team.
Los Angeles Lakers superstar LeBron James defended his son as he fired back at ESPN analyst Stephen A. Smith on Wednesday, weeks after an on-court argument at a New York Knicks game became social media fodder.
One of the National Women's Soccer League's two new franchises next year will be called the Boston Legacy Football Club, it announced Wednesday. The change comes five months after the initial name, BOS Nation FC, and marketing campaign, with the slogan "Too many balls," drew outrage from fans.
The reigning world champion Los Angeles Dodgers will visit President Trump's White House in two weeks, joining a slew of title teams accepting invitations.
The Maryland women's basketball team squeaked into the Sweet 16 after a double-overtime win against Alabama. Their reward? A date with the defending national champions from South Carolina on Friday.
The Kansas City Chiefs lost last month's Super Bowl to the Philadelphia Eagles, but some of them will still head to the White House for a celebration. President Trump announced that he'd invite the 2020 champions to the District, five years after they lifted the Lombardi Trophy.
The Washington Nationals unveiled their new "City Connect" uniforms on Sunday morning, replacing the fan-favorite grey and pink jerseys that debuted in 2022.
The Maryland Terrapins have a secret weapon. Her name is Sophie Rupolo. She's 16 years old and -- despite a rare genetic disorder -- has become the squad's inspiration as the team enters the NCAA Tournament fray on Saturday.
Mount St. Mary's is still dancing. After defeating American 83-72 in a First Four matchup on Wednesday night, the Mountaineers are making a case to be this year's NCAA Tournament Cinderella darling.
For every buzzer-beater and upset at this year's NCAA Basketball Tournaments, there will be legions of bettors praising and cursing the heroes of March Madness in almost equal measure.
Cornerback Jonathan Jones and defensive end Deatrich Wise are experts in "The Patriot Way." But after spending their entire careers in New England, the veterans will blend that legendary culture with the tight-knit camaraderie of the upstart Washington Commanders.
Michigan infielder Mitchell Voit was feeling good during Sunday's 11-0 victory over USC. So good that when he legged out a triple, he mimed snorting the third base line after sliding into the bag.
The Washington Wizards aren't among the leaders in any key statistical categories in the NBA, but they're going to be No. 1 in assists in the District after handing out 29,000 basketballs.
Everybody wants a piece of history. Collectors, the Hockey Hall of Fame and memorabilia companies are all looking to the Washington Capitals and Alex Ovechkin as he approaches Wayne Gretzky's NHL goals record.