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Mark Selig

Washington, D.C.
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D.C. Sports for Axios PM newsletter. Recent work at Time Magazine, The Athletic and The Washington Post
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Alex Tuch has five goals, three toddlers and a whole lot of dishes

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By Mark Selig
| MSN Verified
Alex Tuch has two new assignments this fall: scoring goals for the Capitals and raising three children under 3. He and his wife, Kylie, welcomed their daughter in August — two months after Tuch was traded to Washington. Their new parenting strategy? "Zone coverage, man," Tuch said. Why it matters: The Caps committed eight years and $84 million to Tuch, hoping the 6-foot-4 winger would bring size and scoring to their lineup.
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He's scoring goals for the Caps and playing defense at home

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By Mark Selig
| Axios D.C. Verified
Alex Tuch has been the Caps' most prolific scorer this year. Photo: Jess Rapfogel/NHLI via Getty Images Alex Tuch has two new assignments this fall: scoring goals for the Capitals and raising three children under 3. He and his wife, Kylie, welcomed their daughter in August — two months after Tuch was traded to Washington. Their new parenting strategy? "Zone coverage, man," Tuch said.
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The Wizards are finally done tanking. Now comes the fun part.

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By Mark Selig
| Axios D.C. Verified
This has been a Wizards-forward space lately. And I know what you're thinking: Again with the Wizards? Yes, again with the Wizards. Why it matters: After years of intentionally being one of the NBA's worst teams, the Wizards are entering a season in which they're actually trying to win. We're about to find out if all that manufactured misery was worth it. By the numbers: Winning 50 games in a season is a common benchmark for a strong NBA team. The Wizards haven't done that since 1978-79.
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