Barry Svrluga
Barry Svrluga
Reporter

Barry Svrluga came to The Washington Post in 2003 after working at newspapers in upstate New York (tiny); Portland, Maine (less tiny); and Raleigh, N.C. (not at all tiny), covering everything from Nascar to high school lacrosse to the Final Four. At the Post, he has covered college basketball and football (mostly Maryland), the Washington Nationals (2004-08) and the Olympics (Athens, Turin, Beijing, Vancouver with London to come). He currently covers the Washington Redskins and golf and spends time reminding people the ’05 Nats were in first place at the All-Star break. Really. They were.

Latest by Barry Svrluga

Luck and RGIII: Forever intertwined

Luck and RGIII: Forever intertwined

With both rookie quarterbacks off to promising starts, comparisons of stats and styles are only beginning.

Giants built to succeed for the future

Giants built to succeed for the future

After two World Series wins in three years, the San Francisco Giants appear built for even more success.

Giants sweep to the title

Giants sweep to the title

Marco Scutaro has the go-ahead hit and Sergio Romo nails down the save as San Francisco wins its second World Series in three seasons.

Lincecum dazzles in relief

Lincecum dazzles in relief

Two-time Cy Young winner Tim Lincecum, an ace when the Giants won the 2010 World Series, has been dominant in relief this October.