John Auville of The Sports Junkies was just going for a jog in a public park when he realized he needed to use the bathroom. What happened from there will shock you!

The baseball people inside the Nationals organization would trade Juan Soto right now if they didn't think ownership would stand in their way, Grant Paulsen is hearing.

NFL Insider Adam Caplan tells The Sports Junkies that if he had to choose between Carson Wentz or Jalen Hurts, he'd choose the Commanders quarterback without question. "Wentz is so much more talented than Hurts," he says.

Audacy MLB Insider Jon Heyman shares details of his conversation with Juan Soto's agent, Scott Boras, including his belief that Boras is pushing for a contract with an average annual value of $43.33 million. That suggests they could be seeking a contract worth over $600 million.

BMitch & Finlay share their biggest takeaways from the press conference to announce Terry McLaurin's new contract.

Cakes continues to deny his superpower, even after cursing the Caps with his tweets for the second straight game, this time in Game 5 after breaking his own self-imposed Twitter ban to subsequently launch a 5-goal Florida Panthers rally.

While the Washington Capitals continue to monitor Tom Wilson's undisclosed lower-body injury closely, Grant Paulsen is hearing the fear is that it's not good news.

Lars Eller banters back and forth with The Sports Junkies about the difficulty level of empty-net goals and discusses the choppy ice down in Florida.

Former Junkies producer and Sup Dogs proprietor Bret Oliverio needs your vote to secure the Barstool Best Bar Championship for Sup Dogs! Don't wait. Tweet #BestBarSupDogs before 8 p.m. TODAY!

The Sports Junkies react to the news that Washington Commanders games will no longer be broadcast on The Team 980 or any Audacy stations beginning with the 2022 season.

The bigger they are, the harder they fall. With indisputable evidence, Jason 'Bish' Bishop cops to taking an embarrassing fall on a sheet of ice in front of his buddy's house Saturday night.

The Washington Commanders trading for Carson Wentz left some in shock, for all the wrong reasons. Listen to Danny Rouhier's priceless reaction to the news.

Sources tell The Sports Junkies that the Maryland Terrapins are "heavily pursuing" Rick Pitino to lead their basketball program.

Panthers great Steve Smith Sr. says the Washington Football Team made a mistake in paying Curtis Samuel so much money in free agency, and that Washington will have a hard time being anything but predictable in Scott Turner's offense.

Frank Herzog joins 106.7 The Fan to remember the life of an all-time great, Sam Huff, who died Saturday at 87. One-third of the iconic radio trio of "Sonny, Sam, and Frank," Herzog shared the booth with Sonny Jurgensen and Huff for over two decades, calling three Redskins Super Bowl victories together.

JP Finlay lays out an argument for why the Washington Football Team should say damn the bad press and make a trade for Texans QB Deshaun Watson.

Ron Rivera talks to The Sports Junkies about Ryan Fitzpatrick's recovery and what defenses are trying to do to keep Taylor Heinicke contained in the pocket.

Former special teams coordinator Ben Kotwica (2014-18) reacts to Washington releasing kicker Dustin Hopkins after seven seasons.

The Sports Junkies react to the surprising news of the Wizards re-signing Daniel Gafford to a three-year, $40.2 million contract extension.

Grant & Danny blast the Washington Football Team for 'pathetic' Sean Taylor ceremony that felt 'crowbarred in' at the end of the team's alumni day celebration at halftime.

If he didn't know any better, BMitch & Finlay producer Jim Mullins would think the Washington Football Team was actually trying to disrespect Sean Taylor.

Gabe Taylor tells 'Grant & Danny' when he first learned that his big brother Sean Taylor would be honored by the Washington Football Team and what he's most looking forward to about attending the ceremony.

LaVar Arrington joins Grant & Danny to explain why he won't be attending the jersey retirement ceremony for his late friend Sean Taylor and why he finds the whole situation disheartening.

Tailgate Ted, a lifelong fan of the Washington Football Team, fights back the tears trying to process how the team could mishandle Sean Taylor's legacy so badly.

JP Finlay voices an emotional response to the Washington Football Team announcing Sean Taylor's jersey retirement ceremony on such short notice, affording fans only three days to make plans to attend the game and show support from an all-time beloved figure.

The Washington Football Team signed a new kicker to its practice squad and Grant & Danny have a couple of jokes to make about it.

As new controversy looms over the Washington Football Team with head athletic trainer Ryan Vermillion, Ron Rivera is asked why it always seems to be a black cloud hanging over the organization.

The Washington Football Team's head athletic trainer Ryan Vermillion has been placed on administrative leave following a raid conducted by federal law enforcement last week at Washington's practice facility, 106.7 The Fan's JP Finlay and Grant Paulsen report along with Julie Carey of NBC.

Ron Rivera speaks at length with The Sports Junkies about Chase Young's early struggles this season, why he's not getting to the QB and what he can do to improve.

GW Baseball coach Gregg Ritchie calls into 106.7 The Fan to break the news to Danny Rouhier that he's being inducted into the George Washington Athletic Hall of Fame.

The Sports Junkies react to the Washington Football Team's 43-21 blowout loss to the Buffalo Bills, calling out Washington's defense for not living up to the hype.

The Sports Junkies deliver a major show announcement, sharing that Washington  Football Team head coach Ron Rivera will be joining them as a weekly guest throughout the 2021 NFL season.

BMitch & Finlay react to the Washington Football Team's perplexing decision to keep Troy Apke over Jeremy Reaves and Jimmy Moreland. "He's been garbage," BMitch says.

In his weekly interview with The Sports Junkies, Nats GM Mike Rizzo calls Joe Girardi a "con artist," saying the Phillies manager had no interest in asking the umpires to check Max Scherzer for foreign substances a third time other than to try to throw Scherzer off his rhythm. Rizzo says Girardi's actions were embarrassing, for himself, for the Phillies and for Major League Baseball.

Fred Smoot shares his thoughts on the Washington Football Team's quarterback situation, saying not to count Taylor Heinicke out from his upcoming camp battle with Ryan Fitzpatrick.

Capitals great Alex Ovechkin joins 106.7 The Fan's Grant Paulsen and Danny Rouhier to celebrate teammate Nicklas Backstrom's 1,000 career game. He confirms he does in fact drink Coca-Cola out of a Gatorade bottle during games and briefly touches on contract negotiations at the end of the interview (8:00).

Listen to the call from Charlie Slowes and Dave Jageler as Juan Soto blasts in the game-winning run to beat the Braves 6-5 on Opening Day.

The Georgetown Hoyas (11-12) upset the Villanova Wildcats (16-6) with a thrilling 72-71 victory to advance to the semifinals of the Big East Tournament on Thursday. Listen to the game-winning call from Rich Chvotkin.

Dan Snyder still has at least one fan. Allow 'David in Bowie' to take you on a journey into an alternate reality.

When it comes to Washington's quarterback situation, NFL reporter Mike Jones believes things are shaping up for the Football Team to select a quarterback somewhere in the first two rounds of the NFL Draft.

The Capitals deserve better than what they're getting from Evgeny Kuznetsov, Caps analyst Alan May tells The Junkies. "We're not even seeing flashes right now."

A source close to Alex Smith wants to set the record straight about controversial comments he made to GQ magazine. Here's what the source wants you to know, as relayed by JP Finlay on 106.7 The Fan.

3x World Series Champion Jon Lester joins Grant & Danny to talk about what drove his decision to sign with the Nationals, why winning another title matters above all else, and how the game has evolved over the course of his 15-year MLB career.

Grant Paulsen and Danny Rouhier talk to JP Finlay about the Washington Football Team's hiring of Marty Hurney as GM, and why the organization left Kyle Smith, its VP of Player Personnel, out of the interview process altogether.

In this half-hour exclusive, head coach Ron Rivera discusses all things Washington Football Team-related: mistakes he made in 2020, particularly at the QB position; the futures of Alex Smith, Taylor Heinicke and Ryan Kerrigan; and how he feels about the state of the franchise of one year on the job.

If Ron Rivera could do it all over, he wouldn't have given Dwayne Haskins every snap with the ones in training camp, he tells 106.7 The Fan's Grant Paulsen and Danny Rouhier. Hear Rivera's refreshingly candid response to how he would handle the quarterback position differently, if he could.

106.7 The Fan's Grant Paulsen and Danny Rouhier made a major announcement about the future of their show on Friday. Listen to the news in its entirety.

From first round pick in 2019 to off of Washington's roster a year and a half later. JP Finlay of NBC Sports Washington breaks down how we got here with Dwayne Haskins.

Chad Dukes latest verbal screed presents such a far-reaching assortment of topics, it'll make your head spin. But it begins with a personal mea culpa. As with most of Dukes' brilliant radio rants, like a fine wine it's best to let this one breathe, enjoying it from start to finish while going in with as little information as possible. If you're here for the sports takes, Dukes' rant on Dallas Week begins at 14:40.

The decision by Washington Football Team head coach Ron Rivera to play Kyle Allen over Dwayne Haskins is "a waste of time," 106.7 The Fan host Danny Rouhier said Monday after a 20-19 defeat to the New York Giants. "Every step with this process is wrong," Rouhier added.

Dwayne Haskins was overheard in the locker room gloating about his personal stats after Washington's Week 4 loss to Baltimore, causing friction among teammates, Grant Paulsen reported on 106.7 The Fan, which may have played into Ron Rivera's decision to bench Haskins for Kyle Allen.

106.7 The Fan's Grant Paulsen and Danny Rouhier couldn't have more differing opinions on how Ron Rivera handled benching quarterback Dwayne Haskins ahead of Washington's Week 5 game against the Rams. Their polar opposite viewpoints became abundantly clear in this contentious segment.

Ron Rivera is at risk of losing his locker room by continuing to start Dwayne Haskins at quarterback, Michael Lombardi tells 106.7 The Fan's Grant & Danny.

When Ron Rivera elected to save Washington's timeouts in the closing minutes of Sunday's 34-20 loss to the Browns, it reminded Logan Paulsen of when a similar situation played out in Washington in 2013, when then-head coach Mike Shanahan showed a lack of faith in Robert Griffin III.

Newly hired Capitals head coach Peter Laviolette makes his 106.7 The Fan debut, sharing why he decided Washington was a "no-brainer" despite being a coach in demand, and how his coaching philosophy differs from the reputation that precedes him, of being a hard-nosed taskmaster.

Adrian Peterson was "blindsided" by his release from the Washington Football Team on Friday, the running back tells 106.7 The Fan's Grant Paulsen and Danny Rouhier. Listen to the full interview here.

Is there any way out of this three-game hole the Capitals have dug for themselves against the Islanders? Well, when the ever-positive Craig Laughlin can't find anything nice to say about you, you're probably in deep trouble. Locker says the Caps are showing their age in a Stanley Cup Playoffs that abnormally favors youth.

Jason Wright, the newly hired president of the Washington Football Team, tells 106.7 The Fan's Grant Paulsen and Danny Rouhier he will have no influence over football decisions as his predecessor Bruce Allen did. In this 106.7 The Fan interview, Wright shares the conversations he had with Dan Snyder before taking the job and why Washington fans should believe things will be different this time around.

How does it feel to come so close to reaching your most desired career milestone only to come up just a little short in the eleventh hour? In the interest of full disclosure with his 106.7 The Fan listeners, Grant Paulsen shared exactly that, just missing out on landing a spot in the Washington Football Team's radio booth, a job he's dreamed of having since childhood.

Maryland Governor Larry Hogan calls into The Sports Junkies on 106.7 The Fan to discuss the latest in his state's response to COVID-19, including plans to reopen schools virtually and how that affects high school sports.

Chad Dukes lays waste to all the D.C. sports reporters recklessly fueling speculation over an expected Washington Post story on the Redskins that has yet to see the light of day.

D.C. Congresswoman Eleanor Holmes Norton tells 106.7 The Fan's Grant Paulsen and Danny Rouhier a Congressional bill that would allow the Redskins to move back to the District would indeed face hurdles, but she believes it could pass within six months. Norton explains in the interview what those potential hurdles could be and any other roadblocks preventing the team from returning to its old RFK Stadium site, all of which starts with the condition of the team changing its name.

Former Washington Redskins WR Santana Moss addressed the team's plans to conduct a "thorough review of the team's name" in conversation with Reese Waters on 106.7 The Fan. When it comes to the name, Moss said he doesn't have a seat at the table, but "those who are in that seat and have that opportunity to make that change, have to do so."

Chase Young has all the makings of the real deal. And NBC Sports Washington Redskins reporter JP Finlay says the No. 2 overall pick in the draft is going to have dominant 2020 NFL season: "I think he's gonna win Defensive Rookie of the Year, I think he could be a real Defensive Player of the Year candidate in a year or two, I think he's gonna have double-digit sacks." 

Do we know if Grant Paulsen actually knows the difference between a good smell and a bad smell? After hearing his Top 5 Smells list Wednesday, the question remains if the Grant & Danny co-host actually has any sense of smell at all.

Legendary Washington Redskins quarterback Joe Theismann talks about his friend and former coach Joe Bugel with the 106.7 The Fan's Grant Paulsen and Danny Rouhier.

Joe Jacoby, a three-time Super Bowl champion with the Washington Redskins, joined Grant & Danny on 106.7 The Fan to talk about the good times and great coaching of legendary 'Boss Hog' Joe Bugel, who recently passed away at the age of 80. 

Lorenzo Alexander didn't mince words, likening the deaths of George Floyd and Ahmaud Arbery to modern day lynchings. And although the road ahead is challenging, Alexander has a plan for how to stop racism in America once and for all.

Soon-to-be AEW World Champion Brodie Lee (formerly known as Luke Harper) joins Chad Dukes on 106.7 The Fan to talk about his life-changing career move leaving the WWE, at one point making a point to dispel a myth about his departure that's been perpetuated on the internet.

Warren Sharp explains how unseen, unaddressed quirks in the NFL schedule have compounded to net the Dallas Cowboys a huge advantage over the Redskins and the NFC East over the past decade.

It's hard to find someone who can lower the boom on a deserving recipient more swiftly than radio host Jim Rome. Listen as Rome sums up the utter senselessness of Quinton Dunbar's actions – in having a warrant out for his arrest for armed robbery – in under a minute flat.

Given the exceedingly irregular circumstances Dwayne Haskins faces this offseason, it's only fair to readjust where the bar should be for his sophomore season. Grant Paulsen and Danny Rouhier give their thoughts on where that bar should be set.

Capitals defenseman John Carlson was all class when addressing former teammate Brendan Leipsic, who was released by Washington amid a social media firestorm.

Jason La Canfora doesn't paint a pretty picture for the Redskins and second-year quarterback Dwayne Haskins in 2020.

The Junkies dubbed Aaron in West Virginia "the call of 2020." Problem is, he kept getting dumped so no one could hear it. Hear the unedited version of Aaron's call that had The Junkies in stitches... what didn't make it to the airwaves.

Sick of the coronavirus shutdown? So it Chad Dukes. Listen to him unload a pint of contempt on everything and everyone associated with this damn situation!

Seeing ESPN's 'Project 11' special on Alex Smith's recovery has renewed Joe Theismann's hope of seeing an eventual NFL return for Smith.

There's a flurry of activity leading up to the NFL Draft and the Redskins' top priority is trading Trent Williams. Per 106.7 The Fan's Grant Paulsen, their ask isn't too high.

Former Redskins GM Scot McCloughan tells 106.7 The Fan that Chase Young is one of the best players he's ever scouted. McCloughan shares what specifically about the Ohio State pass rusher's game sets him apart as a "generational talent."

How unreal are expectations for Ohio State pass rusher Chase Young? In order for the Redskins to justify not trading the second overall pick for more draft capital, Danny Rouhier says Young will need to be the next Reggie White.

DeAngelo Hall says the Redskins QB race is "wide open" between incumbent starter Dwayne Haskins and recently acquired Kyle Allen. While Hall considers himself a 'Haskins guy,' his knowledge of the NFL tells him the writing is on the wall for the second-year passer in Washington.

What happens with the Redskins quarterback situation if the NFL doesn't begin training camp on time due to the coronavirus? The Redskins already bought themselves an insurance policy for Dwayne Haskins, JP Finlay tells Chad Dukes. What that scenario might look like and why Finlay says the Redskins have essentially already passed on Tua Tagovailoa.

Nothing quite captures the polarization around the Redskins quarterback position than this conversation from 106.7 The Fan on Thursday.A roundtable discussion between Chris Russell, Earl Forcey and Pete Medhurst yielded a fiery debate about Dwayne Haskins and whether he's the future for the Redskins.

Ron Rivera's coaching staff on multiple occasions has publicly stated Dwayne Haskins needs to be in the building focusing on his craft. But saying someone needs to work hard has opened critics up to question whether Haskins was doing so already. With an information void, it's difficult to answer those questions. So let's take it from Shawn Springs, who's known Haskins from the time he was 11 years old.

After discussing DeAngelo Hall's comments about Dwayne Haskins and Kyle Allen, Grant Paulsen and Eric Bickel break down what they need to see from him in 2020.

Sources around the league tell Mike Jones if Trent Williams had better representation, this mess with the Redskins would have been sorted out a long, long time ago. Especially with his agent Vince Taylor, Trent proves loyal to a fault.

Trent Williams' agent Vince Taylor speaks exclusively to 106.7 The Fan's Grant Paulsen and Danny Rouhier about his client's ongoing impasses with the Redskins. Taylor sets the record straight about his client's contract demands, saying an offer from another team of $16 million in average annual salary (AAV) would not hold up any deal on their end, despite reports suggesting otherwise.

Sports Illustrated's Albert Breer gives his insight into why the Redskins haven't been able to trade Trent Williams, which starts with Trent's lofty expectations. It's hard to find a buyer who will give up a high-round pick as compensation AND give Williams a new contract that pays him as the top offensive lineman in the NFL.

JP Finlay discusses the Redskins' QB situation with 106.7 The Fan's Grant Paulsen and Danny Rouhier, addressing some uncomfortable truths about the fanbase.

Amari Cooper reportedly turned down a larger offer from the Redskins to return to the Cowboys. Is Dwayne Haskins the reason why the Redskins are having a hard time luring top receivers to Washington? That's what Grant Paulsen is hearing.

Just how huge was Saturday's Capitals win over the Penguins? Neil Greenberg thinks it may have saved Todd Reirden's job.

The Redskins are likely to make a bid for veteran quarterback Philip Rivers once free agency begins, Pro Football Network's Tony Pauline tells The Sports Junkies. What Pauline's hearing on Washington's opinion on Dwayne Haskins and whether it could influence their decision on draft day with the second overall pick.

Trent Williams is "just happy" to be heading towards a resolution nine months after first requesting a trade from the Redskins. The Sports Junkies react to the news of Washington granting Williams permission to seek a trade.

When the Redskins are on the board, Ohio State edge rusher Chase Young just makes too much sense for them to select anyone else with the second overall pick.

The Redskins would be stupid to pass on Tua Tagovailoa, if he’s healthy, in favor of sticking with Dwayne Haskins, Yahoo Sports columnist Dan Wetzel tells Chad Dukes of 106.7 The Fan. Wetzel would liken the situation to when the Bears drafted Mitch Trubisky over Deshaun Watson in 2017.

Stephen Strasburg wanted to shut it down in September 2018. Nationals skipper Dave Martinez wouldn't let him. Martinez tells The Sports Junkies he credits that as the turning point which saw Strasburg transform into a World Series-caliber pitcher.

The Capitals have added a "natural goal scorer" to their third line, Craig Laughlin tells 106.7 The Fan. "You don't lose offense. Once a goal scorer, always a goal scorer."

It won't be easy, and he'll need some luck on his side, but if there's one player capable of eclipsing Wayne Gretzky in career goals, it's Alex Ovechkin, Capitals teammate Carl Hagelin tells 106.7 The Fan.

A year after taking Dwayne Haskins in the 1st round of the NFL Draft, ESPN's Mel Kiper says "there's no doubt" the Washington Redskins should draft quarterback Tua Tagovailoa with the No. 2 overall pick this year. "You don't trade the pick, you don't take Chase Young, you take Tua," Kiper said. Grant & Danny have some thoughts about this plan...

Capitals make a huge addition on the cheap before the deadline, acquiring 36-year-old Ilya Kovalchuk from the Montreal Canadiens in exchange for a 2020 third-round pick. 106.7 The Fan's Grant & Danny react to the trade, which will reportedly only cost the Caps $78,000.

With his goal in the third period against the Devils, Alex Ovechkin became just the eighth player in NHL history to score 700 career goals. Capitals announcer John Walton commemorates the moment on the radio call.

One critical reason for the Capitals' downward spiral over the last 20-plus game: They're leaving their opponents too much space. Caps analyst Craig Laughlin explains why this is happening, giving one perfect example from their 3-2 loss to the Vegas Golden Knights.

Ron Rivera has a lot of work to do when it comes to fixing the Washington Redskins roster. So where does that leave veteran pass rusher Ryan Kerrigan? On 106.7 The Fan, Danny Rouhier and Pete Medhurst debate whether the Skins should cut Kerrigan or sign him to an extension.

Chris Russell goes off on Josh Norman in the aftermath of his release from the Redskins, calling Norman a complete "fraud" and saying the Redskins are much better off without him. Russell also shares an insider story about the time Norman tried to prevent Bashaud Breeland from getting another job.

Mike Garafolo discusses what moves could come next after Redskins release Josh Norman, with Jordan Reed and Paul Richardson in the crosshairs next.

Craig Laughlin breaks down what's gone wrong with the Caps over the last 20 games, a trend that has him concerned. "Longer trends in sports are harder to break."

The video has sparked debate all over the internet: Is it right to recline your seat on an airplane? And is it also OK to then punch the headrest on a reclined airplane seat? The fair-minded Sports Junkies have some thoughts and even offered a potential suspect in the case of the mysterious airline seat puncher. 

Dean Blandino, the XFL's head of officiating, speaks with 106.7 The Fan's Grant and Danny Thursday about the variety of rule differences that will be enforced in the XFL's inaugural season that fans should know before kickoff. Blandino, who also serves as a rules analyst for Fox Sports' NFL and college football coverage, also gives his take on one of the most scrutinized penalties from Super Bowl LIV, the offensive pass interference call on San Francisco 49ers tight end George Kittle late in the second quarter.

106.7 The Fan's Grant Paulsen will handle radio play-by-play duties and former NFL tight end Logan Paulsen will be on color commentary for all DC Defenders games in 2020.

The Sports Junkies like the way Lars Eller plays against Pittsburgh.  Penguins fans...... not so much.

Wizards head coach Scott Brooks discusses Bradley Beal's baffling All-Star snub, telling The Sports Junkies his numbers (38.8 PPG over last seven games alone) speak for themselves.

In an interview with 106.7 The Fan's Chris Russell, Derrius Guice defends his right to visit the White House and take a photo with President Trump, despite the controversy it brings: "I would never pass up an opportunity like that."

Craving new Redskins content? Craig Hoffman caught up with head coach Ron Rivera, Terry McLaurin, Nick Sundberg and other awesome NFL guests at radio row for Super Bowl LIV down in Miami. Guest List: Ron Rivera (2:00); Terry McLaurin (11:58); Nick Sundberg (20:36); As seen on Hard Knocks; Lions LB Jason Cabinda (32:65); Bleacher Report's Master Tesfatsion (41:16); The Ringer's Bryan Curtis (51:04)

Chad Dukes vs. The World producer Broc gets called out for using his fake radio voice to book guests for the show.

World Series champion Ryan Zimmerman gets philosophical about the Houston Astros cheating scandal, calling their sign-stealing methods 'immoral.' Zimmerman believes the players should have been punished too, he's just not sure how MLB could have gone about meting out those punishments fairly.

106.7 The Fan's Craig Hoffman has been a lifelong fan of Kobe Bryant, who died tragically in a helicopter crash Sunday. But he couldn't escape the news the following day, as it was his job to deliver it. So he found a special way to grieve and fulfill his duties, which you'll hear in this 14-minute tribute to Kobe Bryant.

Longtime NBA writer Ric Bucher shares his gripping personal history with Kobe Bryant, who died tragically Sunday in a helicopter crash. Bryant, 41, deserved a better ending to his phenomenal story, Bucher says.

Don't come to work if you have the flu. That is as simple as a rule as can be. And, sadly, in 2020, it falls upon 106.7 The Fan's Chad Dukes to teach this simple lesson to the rest of his coworkers at The Fan. 

Former Redskins head coach Jay Gruden lands on his feet, announced as the new offensive coordinator of the Jacksonville Jaguars on Wednesday. Will Redskins fans be rooting for his success? 106.7 The Fan's Danny Rouhier explores this question.

Capitals analyst Craig Laughlin believes Braden Holtby still deserves to be the top goaltender, but that rookie Ilya Samsonov is quickly gaining on him, and by the end of the season we could see a situation develop that's akin to when Philipp Grubauer replaced Holtby at the start of the 2018 Stanley Cup Playoffs.

As many as eight or nine other teams are just as guilty as the Houston Astros when it comes to using video technology to steal signs, Ryan Spaeder tells 106.7 The Fan's Chris Lingebach and Tom Daly. Spaeder shares what he's heard from sources around MLB, and whether he believes more teams will actually be implicated.

A report out of New England that said Bill Belichick inquired about the Washington Redskins coaching position after the Patriots traded Jimmy Garoppolo. NBC Sports Washington's JP Finlay discussed that report and the current Redskins coaching staff with Grant & Danny. 

Despite wanting to coach Alex Ovechkin in the All-Star Game, Capitals coach Todd Reirden would like to see the NHL change the rule that suspends players for not participating in the annual event. Here's how he'd like to see the rule changed.

All the coaching and front office changes since Bruce Allen's firing have left Redskins fans' heads spinning. JP Finlay attempts to shed some light on the big picture.

Ron Rivera has entered as the Washington Redskins head coach and the coach-centered culture has handed him a great deal of power from owner Dan Snyder. Radio.com Sports Insider Jason La Canfora says it may not be the best idea for the Redskins to give their new head coach control of the roster.

A moment referenced on Friday’s Junkies broadcast, here’s a clip that’s entertained 106.7 The Fan employees behind the scenes for years. Tailgate Ted thought he was somebody, until Eric Bickel – about as gentle as a jackhammer technician – brings his hopes and dreams crashing down to reality. "Am I supposed to know Tailgate Ted? Am I supposed to know Tailgate Ted, Cakes?" "I think I've seen Tailgate Ted on Twitter," JP says, struggling to remember him. "Are you on Twitter?" "Yeah. Yeah. I'm on there," a clearly crestfallen voice responds.

'Chad Dukes vs. The World' producer Jim 'Landfill' Mullins is sick and tired of hearing about Eric Schaffer, who mutually parted ways with the Redskins on Thursday after 17 years with the organization. For Landfill, the staffing choices new Redskins coach Ron Rivera should be simple: "Fire everyone! Fire them all! Bring in all new people."

Why Capitals TV color analyst Craig Laughlin sees Jakub Vrana – and his exploding play – as Washington's next Peter Bondra.

Tuesday served up the perfect atmosphere for a Chad Dukes blowup, when, because of a light wintry mix, Dukes drove his truck headfirst into two-plus hours of traffic. By the time he reached the studio, he was ready to EXPLODE!

New Washington Redskins head coach Ron Rivera tells 106.7 The Fan's Chad Dukes he isn't ready to anoint Dwayne Haskins (or anybody) the Redskins starting quarterback in 2020: "Nobody gets annointed around here."

Fresh off his introductory press conference, Washington Reskins head coach Ron Rivera spoke to 106.7 The Fan's Chad Dukes Thursday afternoon. 

Carl Hagelin shares a unique story about how he spent his time over the holidays, telling 106.7 The Fan's Grant Paulsen and Pete Medhurst he actually joined his neighbors for some good old fashioned street hockey. And it may have just snapped his scoring drought.

The Washington Redskins front office could undergo a shakeup this offseason. Or it might not. The Sports Junkies discussed some potential changes with NBC Sports Washington's JP Finlay including Bruce Allen's future, DeAngelo Hall and Alex Smith.

After ESPN analyst Todd McShay said the Washington Redskins head coaching job is the least attractive because of the current organizational structure, legendary Redskins quarterback Joe Theismann fires back during an appearance on 106.7 The Fan with Chad Dukes saying the criticism was "a really irresponsible statement by somebody who really doesn't know jack-diddly about football."

The Jacksonville Jaguars fired executive vice president of football operations Tom Coughlin. Would the infamous hard-nosed football man be a good fit as the next head of football operations with the Washington Redskins? The Sports Junkies discuss the possibility. 

What will happen to the president of the Washington Redskins? The Sports Junkies' Eric Bickel has heard rumors and ESPN's John Keim believes there could possibly be another power struggle if Bruce Allen remains in the building, but gives up his football role.

Will Bruce Allen retire or will he be re-assigned within the Washington Redskins organization? On The Sports Junkies, Grant Paulsen and Eric Bickel discuss theories about what will happen with the Skins team president.

What will happen to the president of the Washington Redskins? The Sports Junkies' Eric Bickel has heard rumors and Chris Russell has heard some rumblings about the future of Bruce Allen and Dan Snyder.

Radio.com Sports NFL Insider Michael Lombardi tells 106.7 The Fan's Grant & Danny that Bruce Allen (who he calls "the punter") is the reason the Washington Redskins can't kick forward as a franchise. 

Fresh off signing a seven-year, $245 million deal to stay with the Washington Nationals, World Series MVP Stephen Strasburg spoke to Grant & Danny on 106.7 The Fan to talk about why he re-signed with the Nats. 

From "winning off the field" to championing the organization's "damn good culture," Washington Redskins team president Bruce Allen has said some memorable things during his 10 years with the organization. Here are the best of the best.

Clinton Portis discusses federal fraud charges levied against him by the U.S. Department of Justice with 106.7 The Fan's Grant Paulsen and Danny Rouhier.

Pro Football Hall of Famer Michael Irvin told 106.7 The Fan's Chad Dukes Friday the Washington Redskins have to consider taking a quarterback in the NFL Draft next year if the right QB becomes available.

The Sports Junkies consider whether Anthony Rendon's departure also means the Washington Nationals will be reluctant to re-sign young stars Trea Turner and Juan Soto when they become free agents.

Anthony Rendon has left the Washington Nationals and agreed to sign a seven-year, $245 million deal with the Los Angeles Angels. The Sports Junkies reacted to the news of the Nats losing a key piece of the World Series team with a warning about what it means for Juan Soto and Trea Turner. 

Washington Capitals center Lars Eller joins The Sports Junkies for his weekly appearance, driven by AAA.

Santana Moss was an oft-injured player early in his NFL career. For Derrius Guice, who just had his second season ended early with a knee injury, Moss offered this helpful bit of wisdom based on his own experience.

With the ink still drying on Stephen Strasburg's new deal, GM Mike Rizzo discusses how it all came together, and what it means for the Nationals' future, in free agency and beyond.

The NFC East is on pace to tie the worst collective division record in NFL history.

The Sports Junkies weigh the benefits and concerns of Strasburg’s monster deal to stay with the Nats.

The Washington Nationals have signed Stephen Strasburg to a seven-year, $245 million contract, per Radio.com Sports MLB Insider Jon Heyman. He joined Chad Dukes to discuss what the signing means.

Chris Russell says Washington Redskins team president Bruce Allen may be leaving the team after 10 years very soon. "I've now been told that things could happen this week," Russell said on 106.7 The Fan Sunday.

The Washington Nationals principal owner Mark Lerner said the team can only afford to re-sign one free agent, either Stephen Strasburg or Anthony Rendon, this offseason. Those comments don't sit well with 106.7 The Fan hosts Grant Paulsen and Danny Rouhier. 

The Washington Redskins have gotten pushback from some potential head coaching candidates over the current structure of the organization, Sports Illustrated's Albert Breer tells 106.7 The Fan's Grant Paulsen and Danny Rouhier.

Longtime NFL reporter John Clayton tells 106.7 The Fan's Grant & Danny he thinks Washington Redskins owner Dan Snyder may move on from team president Bruce Allen but adds this is a move Snyder probably doesn't want to make.

Nate Orchard tells 106.7 The Fan how he went from installing windows in Utah to playing defense for the Washington Redskins in a win over the Carolina Panthers in the span of one week.

Former Washington Redskins quarterback Joe Theismann said Dwayne Haskins missing the final play because he was taking a selfie with a fan was a sign of immaturity. But he told 106.7 The Fan's Grant Paulsen and Danny Rouhier it could also be a blessing in disguise.

Grant Paulsen relays a story from Redskins Park about the close friendship between Redskins owner Dan Snyder and Bruce Allen, and their scheduled tee times for office golf, something that just happens regularly during work hours.

Coming out of the bye, Redskins rookie quarterback Dwayne Haskins made his home debut Sunday. It did not go well. 106.7 The Fan Redskins reporter Craig Hoffman breaks down the performance.

During the Washington Redskins' 34-17 loss to the New York Jets, rookie QB Dwayne Haskins was seen giving an impassioned speech to his offensive lineman. Skins right tackle Morgan Moses tells The Sports Junkies what Haskins said and where the team goes from here.

Nationals closer Sean Doolittle is a vocal advocate for MLB finding solutions to clubs using technology to steal signs to "remove this stain from our game." He tells 106.7 The Fan how the Nats combated the Astros’ sign-stealing in the World Series, and what he hopes comes from MLB's investigation.

For the first time ever: The Washington Redskins will have running backs Derrius Guice and Adrian Peterson in the same game. What is the best way to split the carries? Grant Paulsen and Danny Rouhier debate.

Sunday at FedEx Field the two teams will peer across the field and it is gonna be like looking in a mirror. The Washington Redskins host the New York Jets in Week 11 and between the two squads, they have three wins,15 defeats on the season, and a host of off-field issues. 

This raucous Chad Dukes vs. The World segment starts with a staff fight that’s long been simmering between Broc and Grant & Danny producer Tom Daly. It quickly devolves into chaos when Blue Shorts laughs until he pukes. Literally.

The Capitals went from the rush of an exhilarating comeback victory to the adrenaline dump of watching their game-winning goal wiped out in Monday’s 4-3 shootout loss to the Arizona Coyotes. Caps center Lars Eller tells 106.7 The Fan what caused him to trip at the blue line, reversing their fate.

Bill Callahan at long last named rookie Dwayne Haskins the Redskins' starting quarterback for the remainder of the 2019 season. Santana Moss reacts to the news and gives his insight into what the expectations should be for Haskins.

The Washington Redskins are looking for their next head coach, but will owner Dan Snyder and team president Bruce Allen be able to attract a top-tier candidate? USA Today Sports' Mike Jones tells The Sports Junkies this will be a difficult task. 

The Redskins have placed Trent Williams on the Reserve/Non-Football Injury list. Redskins reporter Craig Hoffman explains what this means for Williams and the team moving forward.

This guy refuses type out a script like every other sports update anchor. The end result? Sometimes he stumbles over his own chicken scratch handwriting – and into accidental gold – bungling every aspect of his on-air update.

Todd Reirden shares stories from the road after the Capitals’ wildly successful trip through Canada, including one horror story about their 10-hour delay leaving Vancouver.

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 NATIONALS ARE THE WORLD CHAMPIONS!"

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 THE FIRST TIME SINCE 1933, WE'LL HAVE A WORLD SERIES IN THE NATION'S CAPITAL!"

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 franchise history. Listen to these unforgettable calls from Charlie Slowes and Dave Jageler.

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. 

"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 trip to the NLDS. Listen to these unforgettable final moments from Charlie Slowes and Dave Jageler.

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 impression of Jordan Reed's recovery from concussion protocol. 

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 and the organization.

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.

Nationals ace Max Scherzer hopes to "crank up the intensity" in his next start, he tells 106.7 The Fan's Grant Paulsen and Danny Rouhier, saying he wants to get into the 90-to-100 pitch range. Scherzer has also noticed an uptick in fan intensity at Nationals Park, and hopes that continues as the Nats careen toward the postseason.

The Sports Junkies' Eric Bickel is completely fired up about Washington Redskins WR Steven Sims Jr. for reasons his co-workers do not fully understand.

Sean Doolittle is nearing a return from the Injured List, the Nationals closer tells 106.7 The Fan's Grant Paulsen and Danny Rouhier. Doolittle shares his latest injury update, including when he's penciled in to return.

One can only skirt the law for so long before justice inevitably prevails. Chris Russell finally met the swift hands of American justice when, calling into ‘Chad Dukes vs. The World’ Monday, he got pulled over live on the radio. Listen to justice in action!

Barry Svrluga tactfully tees off on Redskins president Bruce Allen, calling it "reprehensible" that Allen's left Jay Gruden to answer for Trent Williams' continued absence, and for lying to the public in the few instances he has spoken about it.

Redskins slot receiver Trey Quinn delivers the line of the preseason while discussing the thumb injury that's kept him out of three consecutive preseason games.

Nationals closer Sean Doolittle tells 106.7 The Fan what landed him on the Injured List, the flaw in his mechanics that helped him get there, and why this stint may actually be a blessing in disguise. Doolittle also says it's not fair to play the blame game with his workload after the fact.

Nationals ace Max Scherzer says he's still waiting for the OK from the club's doctors and trainers before he can make his return to the mound. Scherzer gives 106.7 The Fan's Grant Paulsen and Danny Rouhier the latest update on his injury.

Max Scherzer offers a greatly anticipate injury update after throwing a simulated game on Tuesday, telling reporters he's confident the next time he throws will be in the big leagues for the Nationals.

Sean Doolittle talks to 106.7 The Fan's Grant Paulsen and Danny Rouhier about his recent struggles on the mound, says he hasn't really "amassed this kind of bulk in several years."

Trent Williams is destined to be traded, JP Finlay tells 106.7 The Fan’s Grant Paulsen and Danny Rouhier. It’s only a matter of when the price tag gets high enough for the Redskins to pull the trigger on a deal.

Closing Time with Sean Doolittle is presented by Lindsay Volvo Cars of Alexandria

Perhaps surprisingly, Colt McCoy is QB1 on the Redskins' first unofficial depth chart, and Grant & Danny believe he could ultimately win the job. 

The Nationals are still clinging to a playoff spot, but have lost seven of their last 10 games. The Sports Junkies discuss if it's time to worry about Washington's playoff prospects. 

Deja vu for the Nationals? The Washington Post's Barry Svrulga joined The Sports Junkies Thursday and discussed Anthony Rendon's contract situation.

It's been just over two years, but Sean Doolittle still remembers the day he was dealt from Oakland, the only organization he had known to that point, to the Washington Nationals, just as vividly as the day that it happened.

With no end in sight to Trent Williams' holdout, and the Redskins taking out an insurance policy in Donald Penn, Ian Rapoport of NFL Media says that while William's main grievance remains with the Redskins' handling of his health scare, more money would "probably" resolve the situation.

What did Dave Martinez and Adam Eaton do with themselves after getting an unexpected day off Sunday, by getting ejected in the first inning of an 11-4 Nats win over the Dodgers? They went back to the clubhouse. At which point, "Him and I had a pop together," Eaton tells Chad Dukes of 106.7 The Fan.

Anthony Rendon tells 106.7 The Fan he hasn't heard from the Nationals front office in close to a month, and says it's more and more likely he'll test free agency.

It's pretty hard to broadcast from Redskins Training Camp if you can't get in! Listen to The Junkies describe the nightmare scenario they walked into at Bon Secours Washington Redskins Training Center Tuesday morning.

Radio.com Sports Insider Jason La Canfora joins The Sports Junkies to discuss Trent Williams' holdout, and if there's any chance the Redskins can salvage the relationship. 

Redskins legend Joe Theismann chats with Grant & Danny at training camp, sharing his thoughts on Dwayne Haskins and Trent Williams' holdout. 

Nationals SS Trea Turner joins Grant & Danny to chat about hitting for the cycle for the second time in his career. 

Gerardo Parra has Nationals fans singing 'Baby Shark.' But not The Sports Junkies! 

Gerardo Parra has Nationals fans singing and dancing to 'Baby Shark.' But not The Sports Junkies!

Chad Dukes is joined by Washington Wizards GM Tommy Sheppard after the interim tag was officially taken off his job title Monday morning. 

USA Today's Nate Davis joins Grant & Danny to talk about his 2019 NFL record projections, which included the Redskins going 3-13. 

On Bit Day, Chris Lingebach and Tom Daly had lots of criticism for Washington Wizards owner Ted Leonsis and NBC Sports Washington for their treatment of longtime Wizards broadcaster Steve Buckhantz.

Washington Redskins running back Adrian Peterson tells Chad Dukes his thoughts on the Redskins QB battle between Case Keenum and Dwayne Haskins, whether Trent Williams will be at training camp, and why he re-signed in Washington.

Washington Nationals catcher Kurt Suzuki joined Grant & Danny on 106.7 The Fan to talk about the hot Nats, Stephen Strasburg's offensive explosion and gave an update on Max Scherzer. 

Former NFL quarterback Michael Vick joined The Sports Junkies to discuss Washington Redskins rookie quarterback Dwayne Haskins, Virginia Tech football, and much more.

Ousted Wizards broadcaster Steve Buckhantz tells 106.7 The Fan team owner Ted Leonsis could have saved his job and didn’t. In fact, he says he hasn’t heard from the Wizards owner in months: “That's the most hurtful thing.” Listen to our full interview with Steve Buckhantz.

The Sports Junkies react to the report that NBC Sports Washington is set to name Justin Kutcher as Steve Buckhantz's replacement on Wizards play-by-play. 

Scott Allen of The Washington Post chats with Grant Paulsen and Pete Medhurst about NBC Sports Washington's reported decision to replace Steve Buckhantz on Wizards play-by-play with Justin Kutcher. 

Adam Eaton tells 106.7 The Fan's Chad Dukes why he won't be eating crabs on the Nationals' trip to Baltimore, leaving Nats fans with a mystery to solve...

Sean Doolittle shares his theory on what's going on with the baseballs this year, stopping just short of 'juiced ball' conspiracy theories.

Craig Hoffman of 106.7 The Fan regards the latest proposal from NFL owners for an 18-game schedule as being laughably dumb, so much so, he was reluctant to even discuss it on Monday.

NFLPA Executive Director DeMaurice Smith joins The Sports Junkies to discuss the idea of an 18-game NFL season. 

Redskins RB Derrius Guice could miss the start of training camp with a hamstring injury, and some of the Sports Junkies are concerned. 

If the Washington Wizards want to get better and get on a long-term spot for success they need to trade All-Star guard Bradley Beal, Nick Ashooh said on 106.7 The Fan.

106.7 The Fan host Chris Russell is a fearful man. Saturday he expressed his fear of cranes, construction, and progress in general. 

Danny Rouhier presents his theory about how the Redskins should approach their rushing attack in 2019. Fans eager to see Derrius Guice in action will not enjoy it.

The Sports Junkies respond to NFL Network's Nate Burleson saying the Washington Redskins have the best weapons on offense among NFC East teams.

Pollin & Loverro vehemently reject the notion that people who watched the Women's World Cup have some sort of 'moral obligation' to continue their support for women's soccer. Andy & Thom make their case, then field a bunch of polarizing phone calls.

106.7 The Fan’s Chris Russell began Wednesday’s broadcast clarifying some remarks he made of a more personal nature about Redskins team president Bruce Allen the previous night.

The Redskins organization has seen a mass exodus of employees in 2019, multiple sources have told 106.7 The Fan Redskins insider Chris Russell.

What starts as a news nugget about Trent Williams quickly transforms into an impromptu radio therapy session between Chris Russell and JP Finlay, in which a nuance debate is held about the blurred lines between reporting and analysis, and why fans can't seem to distinguish the difference.

JP Finlay and Chris Russell theorize all potential outcomes of an open QB competition at Redskins training camp, if such a thing is even possible.

The Junkies debate if the World Cup-winning United States Women's National Team deserves better compensation. 

Jesse Dougherty talks to The Sports Junkies about the latest developments in the Anthony Rendon extension talks. 

Nationals ace Max Scherzer talks to Grant & Danny about his dominant month of June. Scherzer was named NL Pitcher of the Month Wednesday. 

New Capitals forward Garnet Hathaway talks to Grant & Danny about coming to Washington. 

Nationals closer Sean Doolittle tells Grant & Danny he doesn't think he's hit his stride yet this season. 

WWE Superstar Braun Strowman talks the state of wrestling and The Wyatt Family and the Firefly Funhouse with Chad Dukes on 106.7 The Fan.

On the first day of NHL free agency, Washington Capitals general manager Brian MacLellan joins Chad Dukes on 106.7 The Fan to break down the Caps signing of Richard Panik and Garnet Hathaway and the loss of several members of the 2018 Stanley Cup squad.

The Sports Junkies react to the news former Redskins QB Mark Rypien was arrested on a domestic violence charge Sunday. 

The Sports Junkies discuss whether NBC Sports Washington should bring back announcer Steve Buckhantz the day after analyst Kara Lawson resigned to accept a position on the Boston Celtics coach staff. 

The Washington Wizards added Moritz Wagner, Jemerrio Jones and Isaac Bonga in a trade with the Los Angeles Lakers. And despite not having a permanent GM, Grant & Danny applaud the Wizards for making. 

The Washington Nationals are back in the race to win the NL East after a red-hot stretch in which they are 21-9 and back to .500 on the season. On 106.7 The Fan, Grant & Danny discuss how the Nats came back from the brink of collapse.

Chase Hughes of NBC Sports Washington joins Chad Dukes to explain what the Wizards are getting back from the Lakers in Moritz Wagner, Jemerrio Jones and Isaac Bonga. Moritz, Hughes details, first caught the Wizards' eye before the 2018 NBA Draft.

There should only be one person, and one person alone, in charge of deciding the Redskins' starting QB, Andy Benoit tells Chad Dukes and Thom Loverro. Dan Snyder and Bruce Allen’s involvement would cripple Jay Gruden’s command of the Redskins locker room, he warns.

The Washington Nationals have bounced back after a rocky start thanks to a 20-9 run that has them back in the NL East race. Thursday on 106.7 The Fan, The Sports Junkies debated whether the Nats can make the playoffs. 

Washington Nationals general manager Mike Rizzo explains the decision to release relief pitcher Trevor Rosenthal. 

Awadd and Pete Medhurst launch the latest war of words at The Fan, calling out the lack of digital presence at the Purple Heart Open. Wrongly called out by name, Blue Shorts responds on Chad Dukes vs. The World. Everyone convenes for an all-out verbal assault on The Junkies the next morning.

The Sports Junkies discuss why the Washington Wizards owner Ted Leonsis still has yet to hire a new GM three months after firing Ernie Grunfeld.

Washington Redskins executive Doug Williams said Dan Snyder will play a role in deciding who will be the team's starting quarterback next season. 

Never intending to offend anyone with his comments on minor league wages, Adam Eaton implores fans to read the full transcript of his interview in which he inadvertently stirred up controversy. Eaton explains what led to the confusion in this interview with Chad Dukes on 106.7 The Fan.

In the wake of Adam Eaton's controversial comments on low wages in minor league baseball, his Nationals teammate takes a different tact. Sean Doolittle called the pay scale 'terrible... disgusting... and exploitative,' and says Major League Baseball needs to do something about it.

Grant & Danny react to the retirement of Capitals defenseman Brooks Orpik. 

D.C. Sports Hall of Fame inductee Danny Ferry talks to Grant & Danny about meeting with Wizards owner Ted Leonsis to discuss Washington's GM opening. 

Former Washington Redskins QB Joe Theismann told 106.7 The Fan Saturday Skins rookie passer Dwayne Haskins would be better prepared for the future by sitting for the 2019 NFL season than playing. "To put him out there early against those teams, it's just a formula for disaster for the team, for Jay (Gruden), for the fans, everybody else," Theismann said on The Fan.

Legendary Washington Redskins quarterback Joe Theismann called into 106.7 The Fan Saturday to talk about Alex Smith's potential NFL comeback after suffering a gruesome leg injury during the 2018 NFL season. "I would be surprised if he plays again just because of the age factor," Theismann said on The Fan.

Chad Dukes was ready to talk sports with in-studio guest JP Finlay when a miscommunication with his producers bubbled up into a full-scale PROBLEM. Listen as Landfill hurls Broc under the bus, alleging he attempted to use Dukes' card to pay for a spur-of-the-moment food order.

Max Scherzer downplays the drama behind his latest signature performance, in a growing catalog of them that have defined his career, and goes into the moments before and after he broke his nose.

Speaking with The Sports Junkies, Washington Wizards head coach Scott Brooks said he would love to keep Bradley Beal. "We have him, he loves it here, and I would love to coach him forever," Brooks said Friday on 106.7 The Fan. 

Danny Rouhier's Anthony Rendon impression did not go as planned. Just know this hurts him more than it hurts us to bring this to your attention.

Crab season comes around once a year, an annual reminder that the people of Maryland love their crabs from the Chesapeake! But for Chad Dukes, it's a reminder of how gross it is to sit around foul-smelling 'cockroaches of the bay.'

A broken nose and a black eye couldn't stop Washington Nationals ace Max Scherzer from a dominant 10 strikeout performance against the Philadelphia Phillies Thursday. And to close out the performance, Mad Max struck out the side. Here's Nats announcer Dave Jageler's call on 106.7 The Fan of the 7th.

NBC Sports Washington's Chris Miller joins the Junkies to discuss the state of the Wizards heading into Thursday's NBA Draft

If the Eagles' decision to get rid of free practices for fans proves successful for the organization, other NFL franchises will follow, JP Finlay warns.

The Nationals and Phillies were supposed to begin a four-game series against the Phillies on Monday. That is, until an extensive three-hour rain delay forced it to be rescheduled. Nats closer Sean Doolittle informs 106.7 The Fan's Grant & Danny of what the players do to avoid going stir-crazy in the clubhouse.

Jesse Dougherty joins The Sports Junkies to discuss the Nationals' upcoming series against the Phillies and Braves. 

The Sports Junkies discuss if the Wizards should trade Bradley Beal after reports surface the Pelicans are interested in acquiring the All-Star guard. 

Chad Dukes, a small business owner in the City of Fairfax, was royally insulted to see the municipality post a photo of one of his top radio rivals on its social media account for economic development. Dukes, in an uncontrollable rage, went off on the city and Elliot in the Morning on his radio show, possibly sparking a new radio war in the process. Listen to Dukes’ blistering rant!

Bryce Harper and the Phillies are back in town to face the Nats. The Sports Junkies discuss if the Nats Park crowd will boo Harper again.

Matt Niskanen, traded by the Washington Capitals to the Philadelphia Flyers, sounds pretty broken up about it, but tells 106.7 The Fan's Grant Paulsen and Danny Rouhier he'll be a professional about it. "We're together forever," Niskanen says of his 2018 Stanley Cup champion Capitals teammates.

The Boston Bruins lost in Game 7 of the Stanley Cup FInals and on 106.7 The Fan, Grant & Danny took some pleasure in Bruins forward Brad Marchand nearly crying.

Grant & Danny discuss whether Washington Redskins head coach Jay Gruden wants to start Case Keenum at quarterback over rookie Dwayne Haskins Thursday on 106.7 The Fan.

Patrick Corbin had yet another rough start Tuesday night. Grant & Danny examine how Corbin can round back into form as the Nats hit a key part of their schedule.

Grant & Danny react to Anthony Rendon sitting in fifth place among NL third basemen in 2019 MLB All-Star Game voting. 

The Sports Junkies criticize the U.S. women's national team for their conduct during their record-breaking win over Thailand in the 2019 FIFA Women's World Cup Tuesday. 

Jay Gruden was in no mood to talk about Trent Williams, who was notably absent for the second straight week from Redskins OTAs. JP Finlay still had to ask the question. Finlay discusses the behind-the-scenes of that prickly conversation with Chad Dukes on 106.7 The Fan.

Nationals closer Sean Doolittle doesn’t think Max Muncy pimping his home run was egregious enough to warrant the reaction it did from Madison Bumgarner. On the contrary, Doolittle believes you can show how much you respect the game by celebrating a big hit for your team.

The Sports Junkies react to the Nationals' 12-1 win over the White Sox Monday night, their 12th win in their last 16 games. 

Brian Geltzeiler weighs the chances of Wizards owner Ted Leonsis luring Raptors team president Masai Ujiri away from Toronto.

Grant & Danny discuss the significance of Case Keenum looking sharper at QB than Dwayne Haskins at Redskins minicamp. 

ESPN senior writer Eddie Matz joins the Junkies to discuss the Nationals' playoff chances. 

Redskins president Bruce Allen addresses left tackle Trent Williams’ absence from mandatory minicamp this week. JP Finlay, who talked to Allen, shares what he learned from the discussion with Chad Dukes on 106.7 The Fan.

Jay Gruden doesn't swing back at Chris Russell often, but when he does, he brings out a sledgehammer. Listen as the Redskins head coach zings Russell nearly out of existence, to riotous laughter around the room. Another classic Russell moment provides hours and hours of radio entertainment on Chad Dukes vs. The World.

Thursday on 106.7 The Fan, Grant Paulsen and Danny Rouhier debate whether the Washington Nationals were wise to pass on free agent pitcher Craig Kimbrel. 

Washington Redskins offensive tackle Trent Williams believes the team mishandled a recent medical issue and there is "lack of trust in the organization," according to NFL reporter Jason LaCanfora. 

The Nats have won eight of their last 10, and GM Mike Rizzo joins the Junkies to break down what's working. 

After taking more than two weeks to process it, Nationals closer Sean Doolittle is finally ready to share his thoughts on the "Game of Thrones" finale with the world.

Trent Williams is refusing to show up to minicamp, reportedly demanding a new contract or a trade. As Redskins reporter JP Finlay explains to Chad Dukes on 106.7 The Fan, Williams "has the Skins completely over a barrel."

Jackson Rutledge, selected 17th overall by the Nationals, talks with Grant Paulsen and Danny Rouhier about his pitching style, draft night and whether or not he thinks he's MLB ready now.

The fat-shaming of Andy Ruiz Jr. since his enormous upset over Anthony Joshua set 106.7 The Fan's Chad Dukes on a warpath Monday, calling out what he sees as a double standard in society.

Ryan O'Halloran of the Denver Post joins Chad Dukes to discuss the benefits of having Case Keenum in the room to help out rookie QB Dwayne Haskins.

Jesse Dougherty discusses the chances of the Nationals going after free agent pitcher Craig Kimbrel with the Junkies. 

Nationals pitcher Max Scherzer and manager Davey Martinez discuss their viral meeting at the mound in the eighth inning of the Nats' win in Cincinnati Sunday. 

Evgeny Kuznetsov apologized for appearing in a video alongside lines of 'white powder,' an incident from which the NHL has cleared him of wrongdoing. In this rant, 106.7 The Fan's Chad Dukes defends Kuznetsov, saying he didn't need to apologize.

Washington Redskins tight end Vernon Davis joins The Sports Junkies on 106.7 The Fan and gives an inside scoop on rookie QB Dwayne Haskins, running back Derrius Guice, and an update on quarterback Alex Smith. 

106.7 The Fan Redskins beat reporter Craig Hoffman joins The Sports Junkies and talks about the possibility of the Skins on HBO's "Hard Knocks."

Grant Paulsen and Danny Rouhier hand out their grades for the Redskins' 2019 offseason moves. 

Nationals GM Mike Rizzo joins The Sports Junkies to discuss the Nats' recent winning run, improving fundamentals, and possibly using openers.

Sean Doolittle wouldn't do anything differently, but tells 106.7 The Fan his heavy workload early in the season is probably contributing to his recent struggles.

Greg Brady of SportsNet 590 tells the Junkies there's a chance Raptors team president Masai Ujiri leaves Toronto this summer to join the Wizards front office.

Jamal Collier of MLB.com joins The Sports Junkies to discuss the Nationals' 3-2 Memorial Day loss to the Marlins. 

The Washington Post sports columnist Barry Svrluga joins Grant & Danny on 106.7 The Fan to discuss what the Washington Nationals should do with soon-to-be free agent Anthony Rendon. 

106.7 The Fan's Chris Russell goes on an epic rant about the Washington Nationals, declaring them "doomed."

106.7 The Fan's Chris Russell joins The Sports Junkies on Friday to discuss the struggling Washington Nationals and the fate of their manager Davey Martinez. 

Nationals manager Dave Martinez ejected in the eighth inning for arguing with home plate umpire Bruce Dreckman. Nats announcers Charlie Slowes and Dave Jageler are on the radio call.

Former Marlins team president David Samson tells The Sports Junkies the Washington Nationals will be unable to recover from their early season struggles and they should start over.

On 106.7 The Fan, J.P. Flaim says if the Washington Nationals don't turn it around in the next three weeks, manager Davey Martinez may lose his job.

John Keim evaluates Dwayne Haskins' performance thus far in Redskins OTAs. 

Grant Paulsen blasts Toronto rapper Drake for his courtside antics during Game 4 of the Eastern Conference Finals between the Raptors and Bucks. 

Nationals closer Sean Doolittle weighs on in Cubs skipper Joe Maddon's frequent interruptions during his weekly 106.7 The Fan appearance.

Santana Moss and DeAngelo Hall crack each other up recounting the hilarious story of when Albert Haynesworth faked an injury in Detroit.

Grant Paulsen discusses the latest rumblings about Anthony Rendon's extension talks with the Nationals. 

Wizards beat reporter Candace Buckner discusses the Wizards' options if Bradley Beal makes an All-NBA team and becomes supermax-eligible. 

Super Bowl XLII champion Plaxico Burress doesn't think the Giants brought themselves any closer to a championship by drafting QB Daniel Jones. In fact, he tells 106.7 The Fan Dwayne Haskins may have been "the best player in the draft."

Craig Hoffman tells Grant & Danny about Reuben Foster's injury, suffered on the first day of OTAs Monday. 

The Sports Junkies discuss the state of the Nationals after losing two out of three to the Cubs over the weekend. 

The Sports Junkies discuss if the owners of the Washington Nationals have done enough to build a competitive roster and would the Nats would become trade deadline sellers if the team doesn't turn it around?

As the Nationals were hacking their way through New York's lineup Wednesday, Mets shortstop Amed Rosario was hacking up a lung in the on-deck circle. And it was picked up in crisp, clear FM Radio on the Nationals Radio broadcast!

On 106.7 The Fan, Grant & Danny discuss Fred Smoot's comments about Washington Redskins cornerback Josh Norman.

The few bright spots on the Nationals amidst a torrent of injuries and bullpen follies 42 games into 2019.

Baseball writer Will Leitch told The Sports Junkies Thursday some 'bad vibes' surround the Washington Nationals. 

Why Jason La Canfora gives Redskins rookie the best chance for success out of the 2019 QB class, over Kyler Murray, Daniel Jones and Drew Lock.

Grant Paulsen and Danny Rouhier react to a devastating NBA Draft Lottery night for the Washington Wizards. 

There's two traits Dwayne Haskins possess that stand out above all others to Doug Farrar. Both, for very different reasons, leave him wondering about Jay Gruden's thinking in how he plans to develop Haskins as an NFL passer.

The Redskins may be calling it an 'open competition,' but rookie QB Dwayne Haskins is still far too raw, and it's still far too early to tell if he'll be ready to compete for the starting job in training camp, Mike Jones tells 106.7 The Fan's Chad Dukes.

New Nationals pitching coach has taken a more "hands on" approach than his predecessor Derek Lilliquist, closer Sean Doolittle tells 106.7 The Fan.

The Athletic's Brittany Ghiroli joins the Junkies to discuss the state of the Washington Nationals. 

The Junkies discuss Bryce Harper's comments on Philadelphia fans and his veiled criticism of D.C. fans. 

Whatever you have to call it. However you have to get there. There's only one goal that matters for the Redskins now, Danny Rouhier says: Dwayne Haskins becoming a franchise quarterback.

Albert Breer chronicles Jay Gruden and the Redskins' exhaustive scouting efforts of this year's QB class before selecting Dwayne Haskins in the first round.

106.7 The Fan's Craig Hoffman sits down with Redskins defensive quality control coach Kyshoen Jarrett. 

Redskins QB Dwayne Haskins bought himself a Bentley, and EB of the Junkies sees it as a "red flag."

ESPN's John Keim joins the Junkies to share his thoughts on Redskins rookie minicamp, including first impressions of first-round picks Dwayne Haskins and Montez Sweat. 

Ian in D.C. called up Chris Russell and Erin Hawksworth to warn their 106.7 The Fan listeners not to ignore the Robert Griffin III-like warning signs with Dwayne Haskins.

Redskins insider JP Finlay explains why he believes rookie QB Dwayne Haskins will beat out veterans Case Keenum and Colt McCoy for the starting job Week 1.

106.7 The Fan Redskins reporter Craig Hoffman joins The Sports Junkies to talk about rookie minicamp and the quarterback competition between Case Keenum and Dwayne Haskins. 

Craig Heist has covered the Nationals since they arrived in Washington in 2005. And now he's here to tell you why you should expect them to "ride it out" with struggling second-year manager Dave Martinez.

Coming from the guy who once bet he'd walk from D.C. to Ashburn if the Redskins went 5-11... Chris Russell of 106.7 The Fan makes a new bet on the Redskins in 2019.

The Sports Junkies discuss whether the Washington Nationals will fire manager Davey Martinez after the team's poor start. 

"Our defense has been as bad as I've seen it since I've come to Washington," Nationals GM Mike Rizzo tells The Sports Junkies on 106.7 The Fan.

Ben Standig explains to The Sports Junkies the impact Zion Williamson would have on the D.C. sports landscape if the Wizards took him in the NBA Draft. 

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Sean Doolittle walks 106.7 The Fan's Grant Paulsen and Danny Rouhier through the Nationals' sleepless night in Philadelphia, stuck on a tarmac for eight hours.

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Nationals manager Davey Martinez addresses the media following Washington's 5-3 loss to the Brewers Monday. 

The Redskins are so concerned about their alarming amount of injuries the past two seasons, Michael Phillips tells Chad Dukes, they "they hired outside consultants to come into the building this offseason and examine everything about the way the Redskins handle injuries."

Becky Lynch tells Chad Dukes of 106.7 The Fan, if Conor McGregor, Ronda Rousey and Cris Cyborg want long-lasting WWE success, they "can't just come from another field and expect to be handed everything."

Grant & Danny react to Redskins HC Jay Gruden telling reporters Colt McCoy won't be ready to practice until "hopefully training camp."

Peter King says it's "really weird" Haskins asked for Theismann's blessing to wear No. 7 for the Redskins. 

The Nats' run of bad luck stretches to the Philadelphia airport tarmac. 

Does Dwayne Haskins possess Tom Brady-like tools? Ari Wasserman covered his entire college career at Ohio State and believes in his abilities to make it in the NFL.

An angry Nationals fan thinks there's a disconnect between fans and media on how much blame to give Dave Martinez, prompting 106.7 The Fan's Chris Russell to launch into this airtight defense of the second-year manager.

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It's a bit premature for the Nationals to worry about manager Davey Martinez's job security, Sean Doolittle tells 106.7 The Fan's Grant Paulsen and Danny Rouhier.

Joe Theismann shared the news with 106.7 The Fan's Grant & Danny that he's officially given Dwayne Haskins his blessing to wear No. 7. Moments later, Tony on Long Island called the show going off on this rage-filled rant.

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Joe Theismann tells Grant & Danny he's given Dwayne Haskins permission to wear No. 7 for the Redskins. 

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The Sports Junkies on 106.7 The Fan

Redskins fifth-round pick Ross Pierschbacher explains pronunciation of his last name honors his grandfather, 106.7 The Fan host Danny Rouhier immediately mispronounces it again. Listen for the awkwardness!

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Eric Edholm tells the Junkies he expects Dwayne Haskins to start Week 1 for the Redskins. 

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Mike Locksley's latest recruiting pitch: Get fans out to the annual red and white spring game at College Park.

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The Washington Redskins select Ohio State quarterback Dwayne Haskins with the No. 15 overall pick in the 2019 NFL Draft. 

Some serious draft analysis from Joe 'The Rooster' Russo on Chad Dukes vs. The World: "That's why I think Haskins is the best quarterback in this draft, because Kyler Murray's got a hose; Haskins is accurate and his ball location is... ARGGGG!"

Former NFL executive Michael Lombardi can't seem to find a nice thing to say about his former co-worker, current Redskins team president Bruce Allen. Lombardi also expresses his concerns about the 2019 QB class.

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John Walton reminds Capitals fans the memories of the Stanley Cup run will outlast the pain of the 2019 playoff disappointment. 

ESPN's Dianna Russini reports the Redskins are not in play for Josh Rosen, but do have their sights set on Ohio State quarterback Dwayne Haskins. 

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Craig Hoffman sits down with Old Dominion edge rusher Oshane Ximines, who's quickly rising on draft boards across the league.

"Public Daniel is not even close to the locker room Daniel," Duke offensive coordinator Zac Roper tells Craig Hoffman of 106.7 The Fan.

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Will Brinson explains to the Junkies how the reigning Heisman winner could wind up in Washington. 

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John Walton tells 106.7 The Fan's Chad Dukes why the Caps have the edge over the Carolina Hurricanes entering Game 6 of their first-round playoff series.

Never before had a foul ball reached the broadcast booths in Miami, so Nationals radio announcer Dave Jageler had no reason not to take that untimely bite into his apple. Listen as Jageler recounts his history-making brush with fate to Chad Dukes.

A foul ball during Saturday's Nationals-Marlins game flew into the radio booth and nearly hit Dave Jageler. But Dave's iPad thankfully came to the rescue!

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Grant & Danny discuss the hit that injured T.J. Oshie in the Washington Capitals 2-1 defeat to the Carolina Hurricanes.

Caps announcer John Walton on the call as T.J. Oshie crashes hard into the boards. Clearly in pain, Oshie heads straight for the locker room as Warren Foegele draws a two-minute boarding penalty.

Chad Dukes rejoices at the news that the Redskins won't have a chance to ruin Thanksgiving Day for him again in 2019.

Charlie Slowes' game-winning call as the Nationals take the series 2-1 over the Giants and Patrick Corbin earns his first win of the 2019 season.

The Sports Junkies predict how the Washington Redskins will fare after the 2019 NFL schedule was released.

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Can Awadd land a gig with Oscar Santana?

"This is not a fledgling little child that was beaten upon last night," Beninati says of 19-year-old Andrei Svechnikov getting knocked out by Alex Ovechkin. "If that's the narrative people are playing, that's wrong."

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The Sports Junkies on 106.7 The Fan

Caps play-by-play announcer John Walton was just as surprised as you to see 33-year-old Alex Ovechkin drop the gloves with 19-year-old Andrei Svechnikov.

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The Sports Junkies on 106.7 The Fan

The Sports Junkies on 106.7 The Fan

After Tiger Woods' amazing triumph in the 2019 Masters, EB takes a victory lap. 

Charlie Slowes & Dave Jageler on the call as the Nationals come from behind to take the lead over the Pirates with back-to-back home runs, just as the Capitals beat the Hurricanes in Overtime to take a 2-0 series lead.

ESPN's Brian Windhorst on the future of the Wizards front office and how John Wall and Bradley Beal contracts could be holding it hostage.

Nats GM Mike Rizzo goes In The Clubhouse with The Sports Junkies, giving his weekly State of the Nationals radio address on 106.7 The Fan.

Nationals catcher Yan Gomes talks to 106.7 The Fan's 'Grant & Danny'

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EB's trip to Kansas City included a few terrible, unexpected twists!

Caps analyst Alan May tells The Junkies what Washington is up against in their first-round matchup against Carolina.

Capitals winger Brett Connolly is ready to get this damn thing started.

Nationals close Sean Doolittle likens the team's bullpen woes to a scene from the movie "Top Gun."

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The Sports Junkies on 106.7 The Fan

The Sports Junkies on 106.7 The Fan

On his way to an interview with the Junkies, Eller's Mercedes betrayed him. 

On 106.7 The Fan, Grant Paulsen responds to Mets starting pitcher Noah Syndergaard after Paulsen criticized the length of Thor's hair.

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On 106.7 The Fan, Grant & Danny discuss Redskins head coach Jay Gruden saying he wants to give more opportunities to running back Samaje Perine.

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Wizards owner Ted Leonsis speaks to reporters after firing team president Ernie Grunfeld. 

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Bryce Harper addresses the D.C. media for the first time as a member of the Phillies ahead of the first Nats-Phillies game of the 2019 regular season.

Bryce Harper "represented this city and the organization really, really well," Sean Doolittle tells 106.7 The Fan's Grant Paulsen and Danny Rouhier.

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There's a noticeably different vibe in the Nationals clubhouse. Look no further than Stephen Strasburg's attitude before his first start.

With his return to D.C. looming, Bryce Harper will reportedly make a "formal statement of thanks" to Nationals fans. But is it too little, too late?

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Chris Russell paints a picture of rival factions at Redskins Park in his latest reporting on Ashburn drama.

Junkies producer Drab T-shirt only had to keep Mike Rizzo entertained for a few minutes, and he just couldn't do it without offending the man.

On 106.7 The Fan, Danny Rouhier says Jay Gruden's frustration comes from him not wanting to be the fall guy.

Caps winger Brett Connolly on losing Michal Kempny to injury: "I don't think people are really talking about it as much as they should be."

Tom Wilson is reviled around the NHL, but he's exactly the type of player every team covets, Caps analyst Alan May tells The Sports Junkies.

Jay Gruden refuses to be Bruce Allen's fall guy, Chris Russell tells 106.7 The Fan.

Max Scherzer joins 106.7 The Fan's Grant Paulsen and Danny Rouhier each Nationals homestand, all season long.

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106.7 The Fan's Craig Hoffman sits down one-on-one with Redskins president Bruce Allen.

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Capitals winger Brett Connolly tells 106.7 The Fan's Grant Paulsen & Danny Rouhier why he's choosing to abstain from celebrating the Stanley Cup at the White House.

The Senior VP of Player Personnel is getting crushed at Redskins Park for misguided comments he made in public about the team's player evaluation.

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Wizards coach Scott Brooks dismisses claims he's overworking Bradley Beal, who leads the NBA in minutes on the court this season.

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