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DMV: Elijah Dukes Sr., 1966-2009
By Jamie Mottram | December 10, 2009
Elijah Dukes’ father died on November 23, just three weeks after serving a 14-year prison sentence for murder. The cause was cancer, which had gone undetected during his confinement. [Nationals Journal]
Ivan Rodriguez wants 3,000 hits. He currently has 2,711. [Nationals Journal]
Nats look to sign Lannan long-term, pick up a free agent SP. [Nats Blog]
Skins’ options with Campbell. Note: He’s a top-two free-agent QB. [TWT]
Skins haven’t drafted RB since ‘02, must figure out what to do in ‘10. [WaPo]
Quinton Ganther, averaging 4.6 YPC, is the new starting RB. [Skins Blog]
Rock to take KR duties back from Devin, which is frustrating. [Hogs Haven]
Haynesworth named the 7th-biggest ripoff in the NFL. [Alex Marvez]
NFL players say Haynesworth is the strongest player in the NFL. [Skins Blog]
Dan Steinberg says Campbell is a un-clutch. Whatever. [D.C. Sports Bog]
O’s get front-end starter Kevin Millwood for ex-closer Chris Ray. [The Sun]
Reactions to the Millwood trade are a mixed bag. [Krem's Sports Blog]
Caps lose to Buffalo, shutout for the first time since Jan. ‘09. [Caps Insider]
Semyon Varlamov, 12-1 on the season, has a strained groin. [Caps Insider]
Good stuff from the Bullets’ 1978 world championship. [D.C. Sports Bog]
Brendan Haywood’s blog gets him in more hot water. [Truth About It]
Jordan Williams is playing at an ACC All-Freshmen level. [Testudo Times]
WaPo is forcing reporters to link out. Welcome, WaPo readers! [City Desk]
Topics: DMV, Elijah Dukes, Infinite Sadness | 2 Comments »
December 11th, 2009 at 1:34 AM
Just call the spade a spade. Campbell choked. (Along with Susisham, Landry et all)
December 11th, 2009 at 1:39 AM
Williams was a beast against Villanova. He was clearly unafraid, played his guts out and really worked hard. He looked like a Williams recruit, scrappy and tough.
If he continues working hard, he should be an unstoppable force on both ends in two years.