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.
Joey Gallo, who slugged 208 home runs while maintaining a .194 average throughout his 10-season career, was released by the Chicago White Sox on Sunday. He took to social media, saying he'd be the latest position player to start pitching to extend his career.
Bubba Cunningham had some explaining to do on Sunday night. The NCAA selection committee head and North Carolina athletic director was forced into the spotlight to justify the Tar Heels' inclusion in this year's NCAA Tournament at the expense of bubble squads like West Virginia.
Bring on the upsets, Cinderella runs and buzzer-beaters. The NCAA Tournament field is set -- six teams from the District, Maryland and Virginia are going dancing.
Women's basketball legend Cheryl Miller has had enough of perceived Caitlin Clark slander. The Hall of Famer tore into "big dummies" who criticize the Indiana Fever's three-point-shooting sensation.
A Virginia high schooler accused of criminal assault after bashing an opposing track runner in the head at a meet earlier this month is being unfairly punished, according to her community NAACP and other supporters.
Legendary ESPN announcer Dick Vitale fought off tears during Saturday's ACC semifinal matchup between North Carolina and Duke. The 85-year-old said Saturday's broadcast would be his last of the season.
The NFL never sleeps. Wide receivers DeAndre Hopkins and Cooper Kupp highlighted the latest wave of free agency over the weekend, signing sizable contracts with the Baltimore Ravens and Seattle Seahawks respectively, as the league marches through the offseason and toward April's draft.
New ownership, new management and a run to the NFC championship in coach Dan Quinn's first season have made the Washington Commanders one of the league's top free-agent destinations this year.
Veteran receiver Noah Brown will be back with the Washington Commanders for another season after agreeing to a one-year deal Thursday, according to multiple reports.
The Commanders continued their free agency frenzy on Wednesday, signing a pair of former New England Patriots defenders. The team agreed to deals with cornerback Jonathan Jones and defensive lineman Deatrich Wise Jr.
Quarterback Marcus Mariota is sticking with the Washington Commanders. The journeyman backup agreed to a one-year deal Wednesday to return for a second season in Washington, according to multiple reports.
The Washington Commanders added more defensive line depth Wednesday to fill the role vacated by the recently released Jonathan Allen. Washington agreed to a one-year deal with veteran defensive tackle Eddie Goldman, according to multiple reports.
Fans won't see any West Virginia football players hitting the renegade dance on TikTok this year. New coach Rich Rodriguez said he's limiting what players can do on the popular social media app.
A move to another country could be in the cards for Washington Spirit and U.S. Women's National Team forward Trinity Rodman, she said this week. But the 22-year-old said she isn't in any rush to leave the District.
History doesn't come cheap. Tickets to see the Washington Capitals have skyrocketed to eye-watering prices as superstar Alex Ovechkin narrows in on Wayne Gretzky's NHL goals record.
The Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles are coming to the District. The team received a White House invitation on Monday and "enthusiastically accepted," according to the administration.
Washington Capitals fans can breathe a little easier. Local play-by-play announcer Joe Beninati will get to call Alex Ovechkin's record-breaking 895th goal, even if the score occurs on a national broadcast, the team announced Tuesday.