Covering the biggest personalities in DMV sports
Injured Tiger Out of AT&T National in Bethesda
Tiger Woods will miss his sponsored event next week with an elbow injury. Read »
Ovechkin's Foot Injury Healing Well
Ovechkin said Sunday that his broken foot is "okay" and "working fine." Read »
Ovechkin Named MVP for Third Time
For the third time in the last six years, the Capitals captain is MVP. Read »
About Capital Games
Capital Games explores the D.C. area's top sports personalities and provides a glimpse of what it's really like to be an athlete in the Washington area. E-mail your thoughts and story tips to Capital Games writer Adam Vingan at adamvingan (at) gmail.com, or contact him on Twitter @adam_kol.
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Photos & Videos
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Kirk Cousins on Mini Camps; RGIII's Singing Voice
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Vote: Should Congress Be Involved in the Changing the Redskins' Name?
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Caps Fans Prepare for Playoffs
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Fans Line Up to Buy Tickets at Nats Park
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'This Is Gonna Be a Sprint to the Playoffs'
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Redskins 27, Eagles 20
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Pics: RGIII Through the Season
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NFL Cheerleaders 2012: Ladies of the Gridiron
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Jennings Captures Olympic Bronze
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D.C.-Area Athletes at the Olympics
Starting Lineup
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Brian Orakpo
Brian Orakpo's a scary dude on the football field. Off it, he hangs out with cavemen. Whatever.
Alex Ovechkin
His motor runs nonstop at the Verizon Center, and doesn't stop when he leaves the rink.
Authors
Adam Vingan
Adam is the main voice behind Capital Games. He is a co-founder and editor of Kings Of Leonsis, a Caps-centric blog.
Send him your tips on D.C. sports stories at adamvingan (at) gmail.com or @AdamVingan on the Twitters.
Jim Iovino
Jim is the managing editor of NBCWashington.com and a recovering sports writer, which is why you'll often find his byline on Capital Games.
Old habits are hard to break, eh?
Jeff Greenberg
Jeff is the executive producer of News4's on-air sports coverage, including daily sports segments, Capital Games, Sports Final, Redskins Showtime and much more.
Chris Kerwin
He's the man behind the camera. If there's a big-time sporting event going on involving a D.C. sports team, there's a pretty good chance that Chris is capturing the images.
Sports Videos
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