Thom Loverro
Sports Columnist and Host at Washington Times
Radio Talk Show Contributor at WJFK-FM (Washington, D.C.)
Co Host at The Kevin Sheehan Show
Sports columnist at The Washington Times.Co-host The Kevin Sheehan Show podcast. Georgetown University adjunct professor. Author
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2 days ago |
washingtontimes.com | Thom Loverro
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5 days ago |
washingtontimes.com | Thom Loverro
OPINION: The Washington Commanders held their first OTAs of 2025 last week. If you didn’t already know, OTAs stands for Organized Team Activities. From various reports, a good time was had by all. Well, maybe not all. I wasn’t there. Then again, in case you didn’t read it in one of the numerous accounts, OTAs are optional. Show up or not. No big deal.
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1 week ago |
washingtontimes.com | Thom Loverro
OPINION: When District Mayor Muriel Bowser made a big show last month in the unveiling of the city’s proposed new stadium for the Washington Commanders on the RFK site, she made sure the city got the most out of their PowerPoint program, showing off charts that proved what a great deal this is for the city and how generous the football team is going to be in its commitment to the project.
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1 week ago |
washingtontimes.com | Thom Loverro
OPINION: Before Sunday’s Indianapolis 500, more than 350,000 fans observed a moment of silence for the memory of Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay, who died last week at 65. I suspect around the DMV, there were many football fans who quietly paid their own respects to the departed NFL owner.
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3 weeks ago |
washingtontimes.com | Thom Loverro
OPINION: The banishment from baseball of Pete Rose was supposed to be about more than just the shortcomings and personal failings — and there were many — of the late Cincinnati Reds great. Rose after all is one of the icons — tarnished, but an icon — of the game. The all-time hit leader whose hard-nosed style of play made him a favorite among fans, some of whom turned him into a rebel folk hero after then-Commissioner Bart Giamatti announced his ban from baseball in 1989.
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Sports Fix with me and @kevinsheehandc — misery Monday for #Wizards, #Capitals and #Nationals fans, but like owner Transparent Ted Leonsis said. “The journey is the reward — enjoy.” Nothing miserable about road trip to Madrid to see #Commanders, plus beer https://t.co/37YGOQZ0vV https://t.co/NtOQM179Fd
The @DCGrays Cigars & Curveballs fundraiser live auction @ShellysBackRoom includes this precious commodity — an authenticated signed Sean Taylor jersey. Have to be there to bid — 6-8 p.m. Monday May 19. Tickets can be purchased at the door or at this link https://t.co/RtT3LbEscc https://t.co/cFqO6TriHt
The #NBA used to be like jazz. Now it’s a 48-minute bass drum solo.
