The Hoffman Show

In interviews on WJFK & WTEM this week, Kyle Finnegan talks about his new contract with the Nationals; Nick Dowd weighs in on Ovechkin's goal chase; Justin Champagnie talks about his new contract with the Wizards; Gary Clark shares his excitement with the Deebo Samuel trade; Jay Gruden weighs in on Samuel

In the best of the Capitals on WTEM/WJFK this week, Alex Ovechkin continues his pursuit of the goal record; TNT broadcaster makes ridiculous comment about Ovechkin; Darren Pang calls in to defend his controversial comment;Tarik El-Bashir joins BMitch & Finlay on Trade Deadline day; Smokin Al talks Caps with BMitch & Finlay; Chalie Lindgren gets an extension

1:12 - Hoffman Show Hour 1 - Bobby Wagner Returns to Washington + Clinton Yates Talks Ovechkin Chasing Greatness

40:30 - Hoffman Show Hour 2 - Take Command, Commanders Release Jon Allen, Weekend Preview + Real Things

Hour 2

1:12 - Take Command Segment: Reaction to Dane Brugler Mock Draft 1.0

15:20 - Farewell to a Leader: Jon Allen’s Commanders Legacy

21:28 - Weekend Preview: NBA Action, College Basketball Conference Tourneys

31:36 - Real Things: George Russell + T-Pain

Craig reacts to the shocking news that the Commanders have released two-time Pro Bowler Jon Allen. He reflects on Allen’s impact on and off the field, his leadership in the locker room, and what his departure means for Washington moving forward.

Hour 1

1:12 - Unfinished Business: Bobby Wagner Returns

20:10 - Chasing Greatness: Ovechkin's Historic Run

34:12 - Tennessee Titans Release Harold Landry

Craig welcomes ESPN’s Clinton Yates to discuss Alex Ovechkin’s pursuit of history as he moves just nine goals behind Wayne Gretzky’s all-time scoring record. They break down what this moment means for hockey and sports as a whole, debating whether Ovechkin’s achievement will cement him as a unanimous, non-negotiable figure on Washington, D.C.’s Mount Rushmore of sports legends.

Craig begins the show reacting to the Commanders' decision to bring back 10-time Pro Bowler Bobby Wagner on a one-year deal. Wagner spoke to the media today, emphasizing that Washington "has unfinished business." Craig breaks down what Wagner’s return means for the team, how his leadership impacts the defense, and whether this move signals a more aggressive approach to contending in 2025.

From 'Take Command' (subscribe here): The Athletic’s Dane Brugler has a new mock draft out—how does it impact the Commanders? Craig and Logan break down his latest projections and discuss what it means for Washington’s offseason plans.

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1:12 - Hoffman Show Hour 1 - Around the NFL, Christian Kirk Traded + Commanders Free-Agency Approach

39:23 - Hoffman Show Hour 2 - Jerry Brewer on Dip In Interest for Men’s College Basketball + Never Read the Comments

1:25:55 - Hoffman Show Hour 3 - Overcoming the Talent Gap, Commanders Re-Sign Bobby Wagner + Real Things