The moon landing stopped a Yankees-Senators game in the middle of an at-bat. Fans went wild, but players wanted to get back to the game.

Doolittle admits that “it was actually a very good burn.”

Chuck Coltman arranged for the message to be flown over Hard Rock Stadium in South Florida for two hours before Sunday's game.

The Capitals’ captain threw the ceremonial first pitch and the Nationals’ first baseman delivered the biggest hit of Game 4.

Washington Wizards forward Kyle Kuzma provided feedback throughout the design process for the bobblehead inspired by one of his most memorable outfits.

Lavelle’s former teacher at St. Vincent Ferrer Catholic School was happy to be proved wrong when her old student became a soccer pro.

About 200 employees and their guests cheered Washington's Game 1 win from the Minute Maid Park stands.

Someone threw Ken Brasington's cap on the ice after Alex Ovechkin's latest hat trick. With a little help, he got it back.

The Capitals’ next scheduled ESPN broadcast isn’t until Jan. 5, so the NBC Sports Washington duo should be on the call when Alex Ovechkin passes Gordie Howe.

The Soto Shuffle embodies the behavior at the center of baseball's culture war.

The streak is the longest in Major League Baseball since at least 1901.

A small but seemingly growing contingent of Washington fans has done the once unthinkable, switching their allegiance to Lamar Jackson and Baltimore.

The Nationals expect the change to 6:45 p.m. starts to be more appealing for fans to attend games on work and school nights.

The outfielder rejected an early prototype of his first bobblehead giveaway because the figurine's lips were closed.

After allowing almost 800 more goals than they scored over their first eight seasons, the Capitals are within five goals of a trivial break-even point.

Harper hasn't thanked his Washington supporters on social media since signing with the Phillies.

The Royals, who were also an expansion team in that 1969 season, will wear throwback versions of their original road gray uniforms in the same game.

The jerseys, which Washington wore only 11 times during the 2019 regular season, sold out most places during the playoffs and haven't been available since.

Brian Dozier showed up shirtless to dunk on the Astros. Ryan Zimmerman was hilarious as the host.

“A bad day at the ballpark beats a good day over there,” Patrick Abbott said.

Longtime D.C. radio host Chad Dukes was fired by 106.7 The Fan after the station’s parent company announced it learned of “racist and other inappropriate comments” he made in episodes of his personal...

Bruce Anderson said he was "blown away" by the response from Capitals fans after he shared the news on social media.

Jason Turner carefully planned his trip across the top of the dugout after Washington clinched the title.

Videos may be used in the arena, on TV broadcasts and the team’s social media platforms.

Cris Carter and Tiki Barber are among the pundits who are admitting they were wrong about the Redskins' running back.

Gerardo Parra received a shipment of “Baby Shark” toys before the game.

Wall said it's about time for the Wizards to add to D.C.'s championship haul.

Washington’s primary color is red, but the team is riding a navy blue wave this postseason.

Craig Laughlin, the Capitals' longtime TV analyst and a recent craft beer convert, has already released IPAs in partnership with Aslin and Astro Lab to benefit his family's charitable foundation.

DiVenere, 49, passed away while on assignment at the NHL draft over the weekend.

One-month-old Braden Taylor did his best imitation of "The Save," which his namesake made in Game 2 of the Stanley Cup finals.

The former Nationals' outfielder had told Philadelphia-based radio host Howard Eskin that he dropped Boras because the agent hadn't done his job contacting teams in the offseason.

The Bethesda native, who previously worked for ESPN, said her new role is “really a dream come true.”

“It was probably the toughest day of my career,” said Carlin, who will host Capitals pregame and postgame shows for the remainder of the Stanley Cup playoffs.

The director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases grew up a New York Yankees fan but now roots for the Nationals.

With additional contributions from other fan bases, Dukes and Bison supporters have raised money for two worthy causes ahead of Friday’s semifinal game.

That die-hard fan is an 8-year-old girl with dreams of playing in the majors.

The watch party at Nats Park was lit when Washington took the lead after midnight.