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Georgetown University’s Newspaper of Record since 1920

The Hoya

Georgetown University’s Newspaper of Record since 1920

The Hoya

Improved Tigers the Favorite

By Preston Barclay April 5, 2013

Ah, the moment you have been waiting for. With college basketball’s most exciting weekend — and, as the case may be for us Georgetown fans, its most depressing — complete, Major League Baseball’s...

Three Teams to Watch in ’13

By Preston Barclay February 5, 2013

Every year, in virtually every sport, all it takes is a chance at the postseason to come away with a title. While college basketball’s March Madness remains the most salient example — with the likes...

Despite Payroll, Barca Keeps Fans

By Arik Parnass October 23, 2012

It’s easy to hate the New York Yankees. In American sports, the teams that spend the most money tend to provoke the most animosity. The “Evil Empire” is the most blatant example: If you’re not...

McCarthy’s Tactics Reinvent Pitching, Fan Interactions

By Corey Blaine October 18, 2012

There are many great stories in this year’s MLB playoffs. From the Yankees’ persevering through the loss of longtime heroes Mariano Rivera and Derek Jeter, to the Cardinals’ repeat bid, there is...

Beltran’s Success Should Give Slugger Redemption

By Arik Parnass October 15, 2012

For Washington, a Game 5 elimination after a 6-0 lead was as heartbreaking as defeats come. For me, the game, the comeback and the series held a different significance. The fall of 2004 was a rough time...

Nationals Deny Fans Playoff Glory With Strasburg Decision

By Corey Blaine September 14, 2012

Washington Nationals’ manager Davey Johnson has let down fans of his club — as well as the members of his team — with his decision last Saturday to bench ace Stephen Strasburg for the remainder of...

Phillies, Angels Have Hope

By Preston Barclay April 24, 2012

Three weeks into the season, it’s far too early to crown divisional champions or to eliminate teams from contention, but with roughly one-tenth of the MLB season complete, several trends are starting...

My Entire Team Sucks, But It’s OK

By Victoria Edel April 18, 2012

Let’s be honest: sometimes the joke that the Mets stands for My Entire Team Sucks is true. Abandoning realistic expectations and any desire to see my team win a championship, I somehow love these underdogs....

Moyer’s Record Defies Age

By Corey Blaine March 30, 2012

The list of phenomenal pitchers that have had their careers shortened or derailed by injury is too long to count. Kerry Wood, who recorded 20 strikeouts in a single game in 1998 and then had his promising...

Yankees Primed for Run

By Preston Barclay March 20, 2012

Unless you live under a rock, you know that we’re now in the midst of March Madness, arguably the most enjoyable tournament in the world. Despite my love for the MLB postseason, nothing compares to the...

Cespedes’ Deal Raises Draft Issues

By Preston Barclay February 14, 2012

Since late last summer, hype has followed Cuban sensation Yoenis Céspedes and his imminent arrival in the United States. Céspedes, who just signed a four-year $36 million salary with the Oakland...

MLB Playoffs Lack Urgency

By Preston Barclay February 7, 2012

Super Bowl weekend is hailed as a national holiday in the United States. Even for those fans whose favorite team is left out of the granddaddy of sporting events, people across America and the entire world...

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