Best and worst weeks in D.C. sports

By Dan Steinberg

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Since it's Monday, Cindy Boren and I will be holding an awkward Web video debate on the best and worst of the past week of D.C. sports. Please vote below so we can mock your votes on a Web video. Thanks.

By Dan Steinberg | November 8, 2010; 11:07 AM ET
Categories: Caps, College Football, D.C. United, Nats, Redskins, Wizards
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Jason Campbell

Posted by: Barno1 | November 8, 2010 11:46 AM | Report abuse

Mike Green deserves a mention. Caps PP is finally running on all cylinders with Greenie back in the lineup. 3 goals, 1 GWG, and 2 PPGs aren't bad.

McNabb doesn't deserve to be on the list just because people think the Shanahan's made a poor decision. Even if a vast majority of people think you shouldn't have been benched, you aren't going to feel great about playing so poorly that you WERE benched.

Posted by: MillBurray | November 8, 2010 1:07 PM | Report abuse

I was thinking Holtby had the best week. Two wins: one after coming in for Neuwirth; one for his first NHL start.

Posted by: Grooven | November 8, 2010 1:11 PM | Report abuse

Who the hell is Cindy Boren, and why does she seemingly know nothing about DC Sports?

Posted by: Duckus | November 8, 2010 1:59 PM | Report abuse

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