Barry Svrluga is a sports columnist at The Washington Post. He covers a range of topics within the sports realm, focusing on professional sports and the sports business. Barry's work has been featured in numerous publications, including The New York Times, Yahoo Sports, and The Boston Globe.
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Barry Svrluga's coverage focuses primarily on sports, particularly basketball and skiing. His articles also cover Washington sports teams extensively, including the NFL and baseball. When reaching out to him, consider providing insights or access to individuals involved in these specific sports within the region.
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By: Barry Svrluga
Star athletes are calling for change. The incumbent isn't giving up easily. And it comes at a critical time for the future of winter sports.
By: Barry Svrluga, Oskar Garcia
This was beyond a spectacle, and not because the White House is foreign to sports. There was blood. Which was part of the program.
By: Barry Svrluga
Mike Rizzo launched a Washington Nationals rebuild, but he was dismissed before the good times returned.
By: Barry Svrluga
There are no pads and Washington's offense is only about 80 percent installed, but some sizable changes are already obvious.
Shouldn’t the tour be turning to Scottie Scheffler or Rory McIlroy or — imagine this — Wyndham Clark to lead the tour forward?
The flawed figure the PGA Tour used to roll out its most significant competitive overhaul in years awaits DUI charges in Florida after he flipped his SUV less than three months ago.
By: Barry Svrluga
The Capitals drastically improved their roster, which in turn increased the chances of Ovechkin coming back for one final ride.
By: Barry Svrluga
A behind-the-scenes look at how the NHL's all-time leading goal scorer decided to delay retirement for another year — at least.
By: Barry Svrluga
In lifting Russia's ban over its invasion of Ukraine, the IOC cleared a way to avoid such hard decisions in the future — like maybe in L.A.
By: Barry Svrluga
After another blown save in a sweep against the Yankees, Washington is left to chew on a wildly interesting first half of the season.
