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Welp, it seems I've been cut off. This was fun and I'll try to do it for pre-2002 pages soon.
Scott Allen
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Scott Allen
@ScottSAllen
Joined March 2009
- To Havoc and to hold...Adam Sandler crashed a couple's wedding photoshoot in Montreal while wearing a VCU basketball T-shirt wapo.st/2lKjEkZ
- Legendary: This Caps fan traveled all the way to Antarctica to remind the Penguins who won the Stanley Cup wapo.st/2Q1FOjj
- When Buzz Aldrin, who just threw a ceremonial pitch at Nats Park, landed on the moon in 1969, the Senators and Yankees were in the 8th inning of a game at Yankee Stadium. Umpires stopped play to recognize the moment.
- Redskins fan Chuck Coltman paid for a plane to fly a "Fire Bruce Allen" banner above Miami's Hard Rock Stadium before Sunday's game. "I hope Dan Snyder paid attention," he said. wapo.st/35zGVeX
- In 2013, Greg Christian and his wife, Dona, made a goal to see the Capitals play in every NHL arena. Greg completed their quest last week in Toronto, two months after Dona passed away from cancer wapo.st/2SiOjrg
- Happy retirement to World Series champ Sean Doolittle, who once avoided taking the Metro for weeks after a teen on the platform told him he looked like Seth Rogen
- Greetings from Half Street, where the 2024 “What’s New at Nats Park?” media tour will begin in about half an hour. I’ll thread highlights and food pics here.
- A 76-year-old Redskins fan paid $1,600 for a "Fire Bruce Allen" banner to fly above Miami's Hard Rock Stadium before Sunday's game. “I hope Dan Snyder paid attention and might try something different," he said.
- Thirteen years after Alex Ovechkin threw the ceremonial first pitch and watched Ryan Zimmerman hit a home run at RFK Stadium, D.C.'s two longest-tenured active athletes had another night to remember at Nats Park
- Reminder: Juan Soto saw the original prototype of his bobblehead giveaway this season and asked the designer to revise it and make him smile more. #juansotothings washingtonpost.com/sports/2019/04…
- The Wizards' Kyle Kuzma oversized pink sweater bobblehead, featuring swingable arms, is an all-timer. Kuzma was involved in the design process
