Washington Professional Sports Teams

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Now, here’s where we get to feel good about ourselves. The Washington Capitals. They gave us the Stanley Cup in 2018. That was the year D.C. finally broke a 26-year championship drought. I cried. You cried. Even the giant creepy Presidents’ heads on the Metro seemed happy.

Alex Ovechkin is a national treasure. He’s like a Russian bear who learned how to skate backwards and shoot pucks through brick walls. Watching him chase Wayne Gretzky’s goal record is the only sport-related drama that doesn’t give me anxiety. Now, the team is getting older, but they still play with a grit that other D.C. teams envy. They hit hard. They score ugly goals. They win for fun.

Mike Thibault tells Mystics season ticket holders how he will make the

The Nationals: One Shining Summer

Remember 2019? When the Nats went from a joke to World Series champions in the span of one October? It was the greatest baseball story ever told. Baby Shark. The rallying cry. The dugout dancing. It was pure, unadulterated joy. And then the owner blew it up like a toddler with a LEGO castle.

Now? We’re rebuilding. Again. But baseball is weird. You can watch a 95-loss team and still have fun because you’re sitting in the sun, eating a hot dog, and watching 21-year-olds try to throw a ball past a wall. Plus, the ballpark is gorgeous. The cherry blossoms bloom near the outfield. It’s basically a picnic with occasional baseball.