Thom Loverro is a Co Host at The Washington Times. He covers a range of themes including sports, sports business, competitive sports, and their intersection with culture and society, with a particular focus on team sports and pop culture. Thom's insights and commentary are featured in various platforms, including The Washington Times.
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Thom Loverro's articles focus largely on sports, particularly football and baseball, with a strong emphasis on local events and figures in Washington D.C. His coverage attributes show an inclination towards event coverage and legal policy regulation.
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By: Thom Loverro
Those considered visionaries today sometimes seem blind to the world around them, choosing instead to build their own universe.
By: Thom Loverro
The Washington Wizards chose their previous No. 1 draft choice, John Wall, to represent the team at Sunday’s NBA draft lottery, hoping the connection would produce some top draft magic. It did.
By: Thom Loverro
In the brief time they were simply called the Washington Football Team — in 2020 and 2021 — Taylor Heinicke was their most beloved player.
By: Thom Loverro
When the New York Mets take the field Monday at Nationals Park for their four-game series, you might notice the patch on their uniforms: “Davey.”
By: Thom Loverro
There’s a lot to like about Victor Wembanyama. In a league infected by immaturity, he has shown to be mature beyond his 22 years.
The first OTAs of the new season for the Washington Commanders start Wednesday, and they may need name tags for all the new faces — not just among all the free agents and draft picks, but also for a coaching staff that has undergone a dramatic change after last year’s disappointing 5-12 season.
By: Thom Loverro
The first Washington Commanders OTAs are in the books, and there were two themes that defined them.
Former Washington football team owner Dan Snyder left behind a legacy of pain and shame for Washington sports fans — with perhaps one exception.
By: Thom Loverro
In December, Victor Wembanyama said the Spurs played a style of “pure and ethical” basketball. Well, I’m not sure even Bernie Madoff would have tried to describe what the Spurs did in the second half as “ethical” in their historic collapse Wednesday night.
By: Thom Loverro
And then there was one.
