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High-spending Mets assured of first last-place finish since 2003 with 7-6 loss to Nationals
Dylan Crews homered for the Nationals (76-84), who have won nine of 12 and are guaranteed fourth in the NL East.
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Titans rally past Woodson 17-13 on homecoming to open district play at 5-0
Alexandria City is unbeaten a year after losing its opener 32-0. Four of its next five opponents beat the Titans last fall.
No surgery on the table as the Commanders talk about how to get Jayden Daniels back on the field
"As of right now, surgery is not on the table, and we haven’t discussed IR,” Peters said on 106.7 The Fan.
Citron has 22, Iriafen 16 points, 15 boards as playoff-bound Mystics beat Sky 101-93
Washington (27-17) earned the No. 5 seed and a first-round matchup with fourth-seeded Atlanta when the playoffs open Sunday.
Seattle heads back to Washington after routing the Commanders in prime time a season ago
Washington will try to avoid its first 0-3 start since 2019, when the team dropped its first five games and went 3-13.
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The Alexandria Brief | Saturday, Sept. 26
Inside: Alexandria hosts the national Faith & Blue kickoff, the Titans go 5-0 on homecoming, and rain moves in this afternoon.
Titans rally past Woodson 17-13 on homecoming to open district play at 5-0
Alexandria City is unbeaten a year after losing its opener 32-0. Four of its next five opponents beat the Titans last fall.
Rock The Ave returns to Carlyle Crossing Oct. 9 with a new evening edition
The third annual Eisenhower Corridor block party moves to a Friday evening, with two bands, food, makers and a call for vendors.
Alexandria to host national Faith & Blue kickoff Oct. 9 at Virginia Tech's Innovation Campus
Chief Tarrick McGuire and Rev. Markel Hutchins, who leads the organization behind the weekend, spoke with The Alexandria Brief on Friday. Hutchins said Alexandria was chosen for its faith community and for a connection formed on a civil rights walk in Selma.