- Laughlin on Kovalchuk: 'Once a goal scorer, always a goal scorer'
- Carl Hagelin thinks Ovi can catch Gretzky: 'I believe in him'
- John Carlson reflects on a week of Capitals milestones
- JUNKIES: Is Tua too big of a risk for Redskins at No. 2?
- Report: Redskins drafting QB 'a very real possibility'
- 2020 NFL Scouting Combine: Who is Rising and Falling on Draft Boards?
- Back to square one: Williams wants trade or a new deal, per report
- Mel Kiper: Redskins should draft Tua over Chase Young at No. 2
- SNIDER: Redskins must keep Brandon Scherff
- Rivera: Scherff, Kerrigan in Redskins' 2020 plans
- Locker on Kovy: 'Once a goal scorer, always a goal scorer'
- Carl Hagelin thinks Ovi can catch Gretzky: 'I believe in him'
- 2/28 Hour 3 - Ryan Wilson and Brian Campbell
- 2/28 Hour 2 - Joe Theismann & Fast Food Piñata
- 2/28 Hour 1 - Back From Florida and Thom Loverro
- 2.28.20 Hour 4: David Elfin + Trading Trent Williams
- 2.28.20 Hour 3: Can Redskins Pass on a Franchise QB?
- 2.28.20 Hour 2: Albert Breer on the NFL + WR at the Combine
- 2.28.20 Hour 1: Ryan Kerrigan is Underappreciated
- 2/28 Hour 4- Entertainment Page, Awadd update, Lurch's daughter gets home at 1AM
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Chris Lingebach
Chris Lingebach is the senior writer and editor for 106.7 The Fan. Having grown up a D.C. sports fan just like you, he brings years of nuanced familiarity of the market into his daily work.
He hosts a weekly radio show – The Download – which airs Saturdays (7-8 a.m.) on 106.7 The Fan, and you can hear him during his weekly appearance with 106.7 The Fan's Chad Dukes each Friday at 2:45, as he previews the top stories of the week in D.C. sports.
Chris is also a seasoned sports reporter, with valuable experience covering the Nationals, including four MLB postseasons, MLB All-Star Week, as well as the Capitals' 2018 Stanley Cup championship run, after which he was fortunate enough to walk in the victory parade.
With a keen eye for newsworthy items, chances are, you've already seen Chris' work referenced all across the internet. Read his latest work below. You can send him story ideas and/or feedback at: Chris.Lingebach@entercom.com. Follow him on Twitter: @ChrisLingebach
