washington redskins was the last washington team to win a championship.
washington redskins was the last washington team to win a championship.
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on may 6, 2016, the junkies celebrated 20 years on the air. in honor of their achievement, washington, d.c. mayor muriel bowser proclaimed sports junkies day in washington during their broadcast.









































beginning on september 6, 2016, nbc sports washington simulcasted the show. in june 2018, the junkies celebrated the first major championship for a washington team in the show's history – the capitals' 2018 stanley cup win – and nbcs washington capitals announcer joe beninati announced in-studio that the junkies would be part of the parade.









































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on november 25, 2013, as part of the nfl's "salute to service" month and native american heritage month, the washington redskins recognized four members of the navajo code talkers association briefly during a commercial break. one of them, roy hawthorne, has stated, "my opinion is that's a name that not only the team should keep, but that's a name that's american." this action was criticized by amanda blackhorse, also navajo, and described as a publicity stunt. in april 2014, navajo nation council voted in favor of a statement opposing the name of the washington team, as well as other disparaging references to american indians by other professional sports franchises. later that year, members of the navajo and zuni tribes and students from the red mesa redskins high school attended a redskins vs. cardinals game as guests of the washington team.
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