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Santana Moss has a theory on why the Redskins won't name Dwayne Haskins the starter. It starts with Bill Callahan, who Moss believes values winning games in a lost season over getting Haskins game experience.

F.P. Santangelo hadn't slept when he called into The Sports Junkies Thursday morning. Still reeling from the celebration the night before, F.P. calls the Nationals' World Series victory over the Astros the "stuff that legends are made of."

Enjoy the 2019 postseason all over again. Only now you can really enjoy it, because you know the ending. An emotional 2019 Nationals postseason montage.

Nationals announcer Charlie Slowes calls the final out of the World Series, as Daniel Hudson strikes out Michael Brantley: "As Hudson tries to close it out. It'll be another 3-2 pitch to Michael Brantley. Hudson sets, the kick and here it comes... SWING AND A MISS! SWING AND A MISS! SWING AND A MISS! AND A WORLD SERIES GAME 7 WINNING CURLY W IS IN THE BOOKS! THE CELEBRATION IS ON! THE WASHINGTON N...

Oh, my! Washington Nationals youngster Juan Soto hit a HUGE home run in Game 6 to give the Nats a 3-2 lead they wouldn't relinquish. Hear Charlie Slowes and Dave Jageler on the World Series call on 106.7 The Fan.

The Washington Nationals came back to Houston in need of a win to stay alive in the World Series and they did just that! With their backs against the walls, the Nats came back from 2-1 down to force a Game 7 with a 7-2 win. Charlie Slowes and Dave Jageler have the memorable calls on 106.7 The Fan from the Nats' World Series Game 6 win.

Could Trent Williams finally be on the move? NFL Media reports the Redskins are finally open to deal their disgruntled left tackle. His former teammate Santana Moss reacts to this and other reports involving the Redskins as the NFL trade deadline approaches.

The Washington Redskins should be preparing rookie Dwayne Haskins to start, former NFL defensive back DeAngelo Hall told Grant Paulsen and Danny Rouhier on 106.7 The Fan. "At this point, you gotta put him out there and say, 'He's our guy," Hall said of Haskins. "Put all your chips in that basket. Prepare him."

The Washington Nationals came to Houston and have taken two straight from the Astros to open the World Series thanks to a six-run 7th inning which blew the game wide open. Charlie Slowes and Dave Jageler have the memorable calls on 106.7 The Fan from the Nats' World Series Game 2 win.

On the Nationals radio broadcast, Charlie Slowes and Dave Jageler's calls of Juan Soto's huge three-RBI World Series debut for the Washington Nationals.

The Washington Nationals came from 2-0 down to beat the Houston Astros 5-4 in Game 1 of the World Series thanks to a gutsy outing from starter Max Scherzer, a solo home run for Ryan Zimmerman, and a three-RBI night from Juan Soto. Charlie Slowes and Dave Jageler have the memorable calls on 106.7 The Fan from the Nats' first World Series win.

Have the Nationals invited Chad Cordero to throw out a World Series first pitch? His answer only adds to the intrigue...

Former Washington Redskins head coach Jay Gruden goes in-depth on his time with the Redskins Friday in an interview with Grant Paulsen and Danny Rouhier on 106.7 The Fan. Gruden talks about his biggest regret, Dwayne Haskins' future, the decision to hire defensive coordinator Greg Manusky, injuries, and more. 

After a rough start at home, the Capitals rallied to beat the Maple Leafs 4-3 for their first home win of the season at Capital One Arena Wednesday, a win that helped them rediscover their "swagger," Carl Hagelin tells 106.7 The Fan's Grant & Danny.

Listen as Charlie Slowes delivers yet another memorable radio call on the final out of Game 4 of the NLDS, sending the Washington Nationals to the World Series: "Fastball is hit in the air to left-center field. Robles going for it. He's under it waiting. AND HE MAKES THE CATCH! HE MAKES THE CATCH! BANG! ZOOM! GO THE FIREWORKS! A NATIONAL LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP WINNING CURLY W IS IN THE BOOKS! AND FOR...

Speaking from personal experience, Santana Moss says the Redskins' defense better be on their A-game when the 49ers roll into FedEx Field on Sunday. "Kyle Shanahan's coming and he's not holding nothing back."

Sports Junkies host Jason Bishop shares a story of running into former Redskins coach Jay Gruden at a local poker tournament over the weekend. "He looked so relaxed and care-free," Bishop recalls. The Junkies then relay this story to Redskins running back Chris Thompson, who wasn't surprised at all to hear it.

The gravity of the situation wasn't lost on Sean Doolittle, getting the opportunity to close out the first postseason series victory in Nationals history in Game 5 against the Dodgers. Now it's on to the Cardinals in St. Louis. As proud as the Nationals are, they "don't want to be done yet."

Just when you think the Nats are out, they pull it out in the end. Back in another NLDS Game 5, the Washington Nationals were down 3-1 in the 8th inning facing Clayton Kershaw. Home runs by Anthony Rendon and Juan Soto changed that. Then in the top of the 10th with the bases loaded Howie Kendrick stepped up. And the Nats did it again. Sean Doolittle came on to send the Nats to their first NLCS in...

Legendary TBS announcer Ernie Johnson previews Game 5 of the NLDS between the Washington Nationals and Los Angeles Dodgers.

The Sports Junkies discuss Nationals manager Dave Martinez, who's managed Washington to an elimination Game 5 against the potent Dodgers. Even if things don't go their way, The Junkies say Martinez deserves another season with the Nats.

It's a nickname that was once shrouded in mystery. Lars Eller tells The Junkies how he came to be known as 'Tiger' to his Washington Capitals teammates.

Redskins QB Dwayne Haskins 'liked' an Instagram post announcing Jay Gruden's firing. The Sports Junkies discuss whether it should be cause for concern.

Washington Redskins team president Bruce Allen c the media after the team fired head coach Jay Gruden early Monday morning and named Bill Callahan the interim head coach.

Jay Gruden is gone, so what is next for the Washington Redskins? NFL Network's Ian Rapoport has some insights on the direction of the franchise.