Barry Svrluga
Washington Post
Washington, DC, United States
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Recent articles by Barry:
The options for a Commanders stadium site: Bad, worse and nonexistent
The reception from various municipalities tells all anyone needs to know about the state of the franchise. → Read More
Stephen Strasburg is back on the bump, and that’s a start for the Nats
They're "baby steps," but Strasburg was feeling good after a rehab start. The Nationals need that to continue. → Read More
Trea Turner’s return is a reminder of what was — and what could be
Trea Turner's departure ended an era for the Nationals, but his rapid rise shows how quickly things can change. → Read More
Nationals’ next step toward a potential sale: Making financial details available
Would-be buyers who are preapproved by Major League Baseball soon will be able to access the club’s financial information. → Read More
The Nationals aren’t just bad. They’re hard to watch.
Physical errors happen. Mental errors shouldn’t. → Read More
Alex Ovechkin’s situation isn’t as simple as Putin is ‘my president’
The Capitals' star could consider the impact speaking out — even subtly — might have not just on himself and his family, but also on Russians and Ukrainians. → Read More
What questions do you have about the PGA Championship? Ask The Post.
Barry Svrluga answers your questions about Phil Mickelson's exile, Tiger Woods's chances and other story lines this weekend at Southern Hills. → Read More
After another playoff loss, the Capitals’ proud core faces hard questions
Eventually, the team's aging stalwarts will have to be supporting characters for spry legs who can do the heavy lifting. → Read More
The Capitals need every body against Florida, and a huge one is absent
As the Capitals slug it out with top-seeded Florida, it's hard not to wonder how Tom Wilson could impact this series. → Read More
Max Homa’s PGA Tour opponents believe he can compete. Now he does, too.
Max Homa knows the highs and lows of pro golf, and the journey continues. But at the Wells Fargo Championship, he became a four-time PGA Tour winner. → Read More
The underdog Capitals are putting the top-seeded Panthers to the test
The Capitals know the pressure of being the top seed. The Panthers are learning. → Read More
Francesco Molinari and Rickie Fowler were dominant once. Now they grind.
The trajectory of golfers’ careers are marked by the squiggliest lines, as Francesco Molinari and Rickie Fowler can attest. → Read More
Rory McIlory, once a carefree phenom, has grown into the conscience of golf
McIlroy comes back to Washington, where he had one of his greatest triumph, as his sport's deepest, most developed and most eloquent voice. → Read More
Ilya Samsonov or Vitek Vanecek? Caps must pick a goalie and ride him.
Entering a playoff matchup against the top-seeded Florida Panthers, Coach Peter Laviolette can't waffle over his decision in net. → Read More
For Juan Soto and the Nats, this has to be the low point, right?
Juan Soto says he's “kind of struggling,” and the Nationals are lost without him. → Read More
Alex Ovechkin is hurt, but you just know he’ll be back for the playoffs
This Russian machine has never broken. Expect the Washington Capitals' captain back when it counts. → Read More
MASN still hangs over the Nationals, but there might be cause for hope
There might be some light at the end of a MASN tunnel that for so long has seemed to extend to the earth’s core. → Read More
This season at Nats Park: Plenty of good seats and a quest to find joy
This year is an adjustment for everyone, from the front office to the players to the fans. → Read More
The Lerners selling the Washington Nationals would be jarring
Sports teams feel like a civic trust, which is why a potential change in Nationals ownership feels so jarring. → Read More
Will the Lerner family sell the Nationals? Ask The Post.
Barry Svrluga answers your questions about the Washington Nationals, the team's ownership status and the new MLB season. → Read More