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"We want to put so much pressure on the other team that they have to make mistakes," Carl Hagelin says of the new-look Capitals in 2019-20. Hagelin tells 106.7 The Fan's Grant Paulsen and Danny Rouhier how the different style fans can come to expect from the Caps this season.

The Washington Redskins have named a starting quarterback for their Week 5 matchup against the defending Super Bowl champion New England Patriots: Colt McCoy. Redskins head coach explains the decision here.

Everything had to go right, when everything usually goes wrong for the Nationals. With the Nats down to their last out in the eighth, trailing Milwaukee 3-1, Juan Soto delivered a 2-RBI single that, with a Trent Grisham fielding error in right field, netted Washington three runs and a 4-3 lead. Then Daniel Hudson comes in to lock it down for the Nats in the ninth, earning the save and the Nats a t...

Carolina Hurricanes head coach Rod Brind'Amour crossed a line by chirping at Tom Wilson, Caps center Lars Eller tells The Sports Junkies.

"Man, you know he's gonna be great," Santana Moss says of Redskins rookie Dwayne Haskins. As for who should start Sunday vs. the New England Patriots, Moss says let Haskins "go ahead and ride it out."

Who will take the ball for the Nationals in their Wild Card play-in game against the Brewers or Cardinals Tuesday? Grant Paulsen and Danny Rouhier asked Max Scherzer directly.

Grant Paulsen and Danny Rouhier wonder what has to happen to push Redskins owner Dan Snyder over the edge and finally get rid of team president Bruce Allen. At 8:52, Paulsen predicts Allen will be "out at the end of the year."

Case Keenum is in a walking boot as the Redskins prepare for their Week 4 matchup against the New York Giants. Jay Gruden addresses Keenum's injury, and – between Dwayne Haskins and Colt McCoy – who the backup QB is, or, in other words, who would start Sunday if Keenum can't go.

Sean Doolittle shares the mood in the clubhouse after the Nationals clinched a Wild Card spot with a doubleheader win over the Phillies Tuesday.

Santana Moss gives Chad Dukes of 106.7 The Fan his day-after reaction to the Redskins' 31-15 loss to the Bears on Monday Night Football. He hones in on the defensive line, wondering if they're being put in "the best situation to be successful."

Redskins captain Jonathan Allen pulls no punches in his profanity laced post-game remarks after a 31-15 home loss to the Chicago Bears to fall to 0-3 on the season.

The Sports Junkies offer their predictions for Chicago Bears vs. Washington Redskins on Monday Night Football. "I'll stick to my guns: the Bears stink," Junkies' Cakes predicts. 

106.7 The Fan host Grant Paulsen is sick and tired of Josh Norman's act. In light of Norman calling out the media Sunday, Paulsen gives Norman a dose of his own medicine, railing against the 31-year-old Redskins corner amidst his declining play.

The Nationals are fighting for a playoff spot while manager Dave Martinez is fighting for his health, a development that “puts things in perspective a little bit,” Sean Doolittle tells 106.7 The Fan.

The Washington Redskins offense has struggled to get going through two weeks. Right tackle Morgan Moses breaks down the lack of production in the run game and the numerous holding penalties with The Sports Junkies.

The Washington Redskins lost to the Dallas Cowboys at home, but they had no home-field advantage as FedEx Field was a sea of Cowboys blue. Redskins tackle Morgan Moses tells The Sports Junkies he wants to see more die-hards at home games.

Vernon Davis offers a window into his turbulent 24 hours leading up to Sunday's game against the Eagles, after his grandfather who raised him passed away. After completing an improbable 48-yard touchdown, Davis couldn't fight back the tears any longer.

With the Nationals pretty much out of the division race after dropping three of four games to the NL East-leading Braves, they turn their focus to the NL Wild Card race, where they hold a 2.5-game lead over the Cubs. The Nats are "well aware" of what other clubs are doing by this point in the season, Sean Doolittle tells 106.7 The Fan.

Bobby in Fairfax calls The Sports Junkies with a peculiar story from his hospital bed, claiming he had just been stabbed by his wife for watching Nationals baseball games too much. Enjoy Bobby's riveting story!

Redskins right tackle Morgan Moses reacts to head coach Jay Gruden's decision to make Adrian Peterson inactive for the team's season-opener against the Philadelphia Eagles. "Any time you've got a Hall of Fame guy that doesn't dress, it's a slap in the face," Moses tells The Sports Junkies on 106.7 The Fan.

Craig Hoffman runs through the various reasons Trent Williams could be in town as the Redskins prepare for their Week 1 game against the Eagles, which Adrian Peterson inadvertently told reporters, including the likelihood that Trent's here to solve his football-related issues. Hoffman also describes the impact Williams' absence will have on the Redskins in Philadelphia and gives his latest impress...

The Nats could face their nightmare scenario if Stephen Strasburg opts out of his contract after the season. Grant Paulsen paints the grizzly picture on 106.7 The Fan.

Not since Aug. 2015 has Aaron Barrett pitched in a big-league game for the Washington Nationals. After four years of recovery from a devastating string of injuries, Barrett is back in Washington, with the Nationals selecting the right-handed reliever's contract from Double-A Harrisburg. Barrett gets emotional discussing the long road back and the unwavering support he's received from his family an...

Kurt Suzuki takes the Mets' breath away, hitting a walk-off three-run home run to complete the largest ninth-inning comeback in Nationals history. Charlie Slowes records the moment into the history books with one of the most memorable radio calls you'll hear in your lifetime, one that's a worthy rival to his infamous Jayson Werth walk-off call.

There is a "fingers-crossed hope" by some at Redskins Park that left tackle Trent Williams returns to the team on Tuesday, The Washington Post's Kareem Copeland said on 106.7 The Fan.