Scott Allen
Washington Post
Arlington, VA, United States
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Recent articles by Scott:
Red Wolves name for Washington could help save the species, scientist says
Ron Sutherland of the Wildlands Network said there are only about 20 red wolves remaining in the wild. → Read More
Red Wolves, Red Tails gain traction among Washington NFL fans, while Warriors sticks around
With Washington retiring the Redskins name, fans are weighing in on their favorite replacement options. → Read More
Scott Brooks challenges Charles Barkley to name two Wizards besides John Wall and Bradley Beal
Wizards Coach Scott Brooks joked with his friend and former teammate during an appearance on “Inside the NBA.” → Read More
Nationals announce 2021 schedule, show off World Series rings
Washington is scheduled to open the 2021 season at home against the Mets on April 1. → Read More
Take it from the Wizards: Redskins name change won’t make everyone happy
Former Bullets executive says fans would have warmed to a new name sooner if Wizards had enjoyed more on-court success. → Read More
President Trump says Redskins, Indians are considering name changes ‘in order to be politically correct’
Trump was critical of the teams' recent commitments to consider name changes and said teams are named "out of strength, not weakness." → Read More
Clinton Portis says attending a police brutality protest in Charlotte ‘helped my heart’
The former Redskins running back calls on more people to listen and better communication within communities. → Read More
Former Terps guard Varun Ram is helping coronavirus patients stay connected to loved ones
Ram, a fan favorite at Maryland, is the D.C. lead for Connect for Covid-19, which delivers donated smart devices to health-care facilities. → Read More
Bradley Beal on how he went from ‘trash’ a few years ago to one of the NBA’s best
The Wizards' shooting guard is looking forward to reuniting with John Wall next season. → Read More
Alex Ovechkin and his wife, Nastya, welcome second son
The Capitals' captain announced the birth of Ilya Aleksandrovich on Instagram. → Read More
D.C. Lottery says its sports betting platform will launch by the end of May
The D.C. Lottery plans to unveil its native iOS and Android apps for mobile sports betting in early June. → Read More
Europe’s top basketball league cancels its season because of coronavirus
There was about month remaining in the regular season when the EuroLeague suspended play March 12. → Read More
Nats’ Howie Kendrick reflects on his postseason home runs, takes a dig at the Astros
Kendrick joined a Zoom call with Ryan Zimmerman and several other teammates after the Nats unveiled the design of their World Series rings. → Read More
Nationals’ World Series rings feature 170 diamonds, ‘Baby Shark’ tribute
Players will receive their rings at a later date, but the design was unveiled Sunday. → Read More
Caps assistant GM taught ‘Capology 101’ as part of Monumental Sports’ lecture series for staff
"MSE University" gives employees an opportunity to learn about other departments and stay connected during the pandemic. → Read More
Nationals will celebrate World Series title Sunday with a virtual ring ceremony
A two-part program produced by the team about the Nats' 2019 playoff run will also premiere this weekend. → Read More
Raidel ‘Joke’ Brito wins Madden Bowl title ... with Tress Way at QB?
The Redskins' punter and a dominant defense helped Brito's team to the championship. → Read More
Michael Jordan and the Bullets’ Tom Sewell shared a ‘first’ dance in 1984. Then their careers diverged.
The first-round picks debuted in the same game at Chicago Stadium. Sewell was cut at the end of training camp the next year. → Read More
Ted Leonsis is optimistic NBA, WNBA and NHL seasons will resume this year
The Monumental Sports & Entertainment CEO said the leagues owe it to their broadcast partners and fans. → Read More
Prince George’s County’s Archie Talley to be be inducted in Small College Basketball Hall of Fame
Talley, who went to Central High, once scored 50 points in four consecutive games at Salem (W.Va.) College. → Read More