Washington Redskins

The Nationals, Wizards, Redskins, and DC United all wish the Capitals good luck in the playoffs

Last summer, the Washington Capitals were victorious, bringing home the Stanley Cup. The Capitals were the first DC sports team to win a championship since the 1992 Washington Redskins.

On Thursday, the puck will drop at 7:30 PM, marking the beginning of the Capitals’ defense of the Cup. The team is being supported by all the major sports franchises in the DC area, who wished the Capitals good luck in their back-to-back bid.

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By Julia Karron 3 months ago

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Tom Wilson, Andre Burakovsky, John Carlson, and Devante Smith-Pelly join John Wall at Redskins game

After getting molly-whopped by the Indianapolis Colts during their home opener, the Washington Redskins turned out an impassioned performance against the Green Bay Packers, defeating future Hall of Famer Aaron Rogers 31-17 at a soggy FedEx Field.

Much like the week before, Capitals players were in attendance. But this time they got to see a thrilling win and hang out with Washington Wizards superstar John Wall.

Brobeans Tom Wilson and Andre Burakovsky took in the game in a suite along with Devante Smith-Pelly and John Carlson.

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By Cara Bahniuk 10 months ago

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A Redskins fan showed off his Stanley Cup champions tattoo to Alex Ovechkin. It was on his tushy.

While the Capitals lost to the Boston Bruins in a shootout during the first preseason game of the season, the team’s captain Alex Ovechkin attended the Washington Redskins home opener.

Although the Redskins lost, Ovechkin was clearly winning off the field after being shown a Stanley Cup tattoo on someone’s gluteus maximus. Classic.

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By Cara Bahniuk 10 months ago

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Alex Ovechkin attends Washington Redskins game, named team’s honorary captain against Colts

Stanley Cup champion Alex Ovechkin was honored by the Washington Redskins ahead of the NFL team’s first home game of the regular season.

Joined by Caps’ Russians Evgeny Kuznetsov and Dmitry Orlov at FedEx Field, Ovechkin accompanied Redskins players, including quarterback Alex Smith, for the coin toss as the team’s honorary captain.

He got a very loud reaction from fans when he was announced to the crowd. In fact, it was the loudest the crowd would be all day.

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By Ian Oland 10 months ago

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The excitement from current and former DC athletes for the Capitals’ Stanley Cup win is unreal

The Capitals have lit up the entire Washington metropolitan area red with their Stanley Cup win and the affect has reached both former and current DC athletes around the country and world. Here are just some examples of said Caps fever.

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By Chris Cerullo 1 year ago

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‘Oh, they mad’: Former Redskins defensive tackle Chris Baker is having a blast at the Caps-Bolts game

As the Capitals venture into the uncharted territory of the third round, area sports teams and players are pulling out all the stops to show support. Said support is even coming from former DC athletes, including Redskins defensive tackle Chris Baker and nose tackle AJ Francis.

Both players, who spent time playing for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, are in attendance at Amalie Arena on Friday, rocking the red in full force.

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By Cara Bahniuk 1 year ago

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Redskins’ Morgan Moses arrives to Thanksgiving game in Alex Ovechkin jersey

Washington Redskins tackle Morgan Moses arrived to the team’s Thursday night Thanksgiving game in an Alex Ovechkin jersey. Born in Richmond, Moses played football at the University of Virginia.

The jersey choice would end up being strangely appropriate.

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By Ian Oland 2 years ago

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Alex Ovechkin attends Washington Redskins season opener against Philadelphia Eagles

Alex Ovechkin is a huge fan of the Redskins — see his Kirk Cousins jersey and his Let’s Go Redskins chants — and Sunday he attended the team’s season opener against the Philadelphia Eagles.

Ovechkin, along with his wife Nastya Ovechkina and training partner Gus, sat in luxury box seats for the game. Nastya posted video of the national anthem and the jet flyover at FedExField.

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By Ian Oland 2 years ago

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The Nationals, Wizards, Redskins, and Orioles all wish the Capitals good luck in the playoffs

At 7 PM, the puck will drop, marking the beginning of the Washington Capitals’ 2017 playoff run. They are being supported by all the major franchises in this area.

On Thursday, DC’s big three teams, the Washington Redskins, the Washington Nationals, and the Washington Wizards, all wished the Capitals good luck.

45 miles north, the Baltimore Orioles did the same, posting photos of Buck Showalter and Adam Jones in Caps shirts.

This is amazing.

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By Ian Oland 2 years ago

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A pitch to Washington football fans: Join the Capitals fan base and never look back

If you’ve been living under a rock, or you don’t spend any time on the internet, Thursday was a dramatic day for fans of the local D.C. football team. The NFL’s free agency period started and the Redskins didn’t disappoint. If you need a quick update on what happened, let me clue you in.

The team decided to not re-sign some pretty important players, so those players went to other teams. Their quarterback, Kirk Cousins, is allegedly dying to go to the 49ers for some reason and requested to be traded. The Redskins made it difficult for Cousins and it’s looking like he will stay, which is very awkward and kinda reminds me of that time I broke up with a boyfriend and he simply replied, “no”. They also fired their GM, Scot McCloughan, who didn’t make it to the NFL Combine to scout for some new talent due to taking care of some family matters. But, once McCloughan was fired, some sources decided to be wildly inappropriate and blame it on his alcoholism.

As Redskins fans, this has been an extremely tough time. People are fed up and they are calling into radio shows to say they’re done with the team, being really dramatic on twitter (mainly me but that’s not new), and even showing up at Redskins Park in Ashburn with pitchforks to protest.

But, Washington football fans, it’s important to remember there is always a silver lining. What if I told you there is a promiseland of sorts that you could retreat to? What if there was a place you could go to be a fan and not be ashamed of being a fan? Well folks, there is. The sport is hockey and your new team should be the Washington Capitals.

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By Elyse Bailey 2 years ago

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