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Jim Williams

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Jim Williams is a sports columnist for The Washington Examiner Newspaper. He's also heard 12 times a day, Monday through Friday, from 6 a.m.-9 a.m. and 3 p.m.-6 p.m. on V-1370, Baltimore-Washington's Superstation.
  • Jim Williams: Alex Ovechkin's strong run good for Capitals and for NHL

    Jim Williams

    Updated: Fri, Apr 12, 2013

    It took Capitals captain Alex Ovechkin a while to embrace the system of new head coach Adam Oates. But once the superstar and the rookie head coach got on the same page, things began to fall into place big-time. Suddenly, the Caps went from the bottom of the standings all the way to the top of...

  • Jim Williams: Coverage of Masters still unlike any other golf tournament

    Jim Williams

    Updated: Wed, Apr 10, 2013

    Augusta National Golf Club was founded by the legendary Bobby Jones and his business partner, Clifford Roberts, in 1933. One year later, the first Masters tournament was held. The winner was Horton Smith. The beautiful golf course, set in a sleepy southern town, remains home to the most...

  • Jim Williams: De Silvestro takes on top stars of IndyCar

    Jim Williams

    Published: Sat, Apr 6, 2013

    While Danica Patrick finds her way in the NASCAR series, there is another woman driver who wants to make her mark in the racing world. Simona de Silvestro is a talented IndyCar driver who hails from Switzerland, and while it might be easy says that she is just another pretty face, to overlook...

  • Jim Williams: Duquette says Nationals can contend for years

    Jim Williams

    Published: Thu, Apr 4, 2013

    By now, everyone knows that the Nationals are the defending NL East Champions. They are considered by many to be the a top 2013 World Series contender and to be very competitive for years to come. What have the Nationals built puts them among the best organizations in baseball. I asked Jim...

  • Jim Williams: MASN, 106.7 the Fan going all out on Nationals on Monday

    Jim Williams

    Updated: Sun, Mar 31, 2013

    It is Opening Day in Washington, and with a team that is the defending National League East champion and the chic pick to win the World Series, you can bet Monday will be special. The flagship radio station for the Nationals again will be 106.7 the Fan. As far as TV, the Nationals' games will...

  • Jim Williams: MLB Network's Lauren Shehadi catches fans in 'The Rundown'

    Jim Williams

    Updated: Fri, Mar 29, 2013

    Lauren Shehadi is starting her second season as co-host with Matt Yallof of the wildly popular show "The Rundown," seen weekdays on MLB Network. The show starts at 2 p.m. and offers fans previews of the night's action from around baseball, live look-ins on any afternoon games that are being...

  • Jim Williams: Will Power hits the track for IndyCar title hunt

    Jim Williams

    Updated: Sat, Mar 23, 2013

    Will Power knew the moment he crashed early in the final race of the 2012 IndyCar season in Fontana, Calif., that his 17-point lead over Ryan Hunter-Reay for the drivers' championship would not hold up. After all, Hunter-Reay just had to finish fifth to ace out Power and win the title. In the...

  • Jim Williams: CBS and Turner Sports are experts at managing the madness

    Jim Williams

    Updated: Thu, Mar 21, 2013

    The NCAA Men's Division ?1 Basketball Championship, also known as March Madness, is a daunting challenge from a television production standpoint. The live airing of 32 games over two days is on par with both the Olympics and soccer's World Cup when it comes to a tough broadcasting job. This is...

  • Jim Williams: Following the NCAA tournament has never been easier

    Jim Williams

    Updated: Mon, Mar 18, 2013

    As a city of transients, Washington is different than most cities as far as the NCAA tournament goes. Yes, the Verizon Center will host the East Region on March 28 and 30. And yes, there are plenty of Georgetown, Maryland and Virginia fans. But the District goes well beyond the local teams. On...