- Barry Svrluga
- Reporter
Barry Svrluga came to The Washington Post in 2003 after working at newspapers in upstate New York (tiny); Portland, Maine (less tiny); and Raleigh, N.C. (not at all tiny), covering everything from Nascar to high school lacrosse to the Final Four. At the Post, he has covered college basketball and football (mostly Maryland), the Washington Nationals (2004-08) and the Olympics (Athens, Turin, Beijing, Vancouver with London to come). He currently covers the Washington Redskins and golf and spends time reminding people the ’05 Nats were in first place at the All-Star break. Really. They were.
Tiger Woods open to moving AT&T National out of D.C.
If the option to keep his PGA Tour stop at Congressional isn’t picked up, Woods and his team are prepared to look elsewhere.
Three strikes and you’re average
The 2013 season is not yet two months old, but it is already continuing a trend of exponentially rising strikeout rates.
Capitals turn the page
With a growing pattern of postseason failure, the organization still believes only minor tweaks are in order.
A base robbed of Capital investment
For Caps fans, losing to the Rangers is depressingly similar to all other spring heartaches they’ve endured.
- Alex Ovechkin and Capitals left with another early exit from Stanley Cup playoffs
- Capitals-Rangers Game 6 preview: Expect another fight to the finish
- Happ injury reignites discussion about head protection for pitchers
- Capitals-Rangers: Alex Ovechkin disappeared in Games 3 and 4 in New York
- Stanley Cup playoffs: Washington Capitals take on dubious history with 2-0 series lead
- A month into baseball season, picking out the potential frauds
- Capitals’ power play will be key vs. Rangers in 2013 NHL playoff series
- Washington Capitals coaches are direct link to team’s run to 1998 Stanley Cup finals
