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Ovechkin picks up where he left off
Alex Ovechkin returns from a two-game injury absence with a pair of power-play goals and an assist as Washington handles visiting New York for its third consecutive win.
Seeking back-to- back big games
Redskins quarterback Robert Griffin III has yet to string together strong performances, and Washington is still seeking its first two-game win streak.
Inside an NFL locker room
Dolphins scandal pulls back curtain on different personalities that find various ways to coexist on teams.
Big Three took separate paths
Nick Faust, Evan Smotrycz and Dez Wells share common goal of sending Terps back to NCAA tournament.
- Story lines: Maryland | G. Mason | G. Washington
- Previews, schedules: Navy | American | Howard
- Mark Turgeon, Larry Brown and a game of cards
Building an Otto-less Empire
COLUMN | Hoyas hoops must cope with the loss of a star; Coach John Thompson III has been there before.
Revolutionizing a rivalry
George Mason, George Washington excited about chance to finally meet as conference opponents.
Brown gets healthy over bye week
“Those two weeks off definitely helped,” Maryland's banged-up quarterback said.
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Vesely: ‘I have something to prove’
After the Wizards decline to pick up his option, Jan Vesely tries to stay confident despite spot on bench.
Ramos’s loud encounter with Williams
In 2011, while with the D’backs, Matt Williams took offense to Ramos’s slow trot after a home run.
Episode 10: A rising tide
POST TV | Woodbridge faces Potomac for its homecoming game, and top prospect Da’Shawn Hand makes his official visit to Alabama.
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The Early Lead
World Series of Poker 2013 finals preview, tv schedule
Underdogs Ryan Riess and Jay Farber will play for the WSOP bracelet and $8.3 million payday.”
Barry calls Redskins name ‘despicable’
D.C. Council Member says Dan Snyder should be ashamed of himself for sticking by his team’s name.”
Aaron Rodgers has broken collarbone
Green Bay Packers quarterback admits to frustration because there’s “not a specific type of rehab.””
Texans Coach Gary Kubiak released from hospital
Wade Phillips is expected to coach the team this weekend as coach recovers from mini-stroke.”
Terrapins Insider
Maryland admins, alumni talk Big Ten move
Wizards Insider
Wittman “embarrassed” over fine
Soccer Insider
Soccer Insider: U.S. national team updates
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River Hill heads to state semifinal with overtime win
Two goals from Sheridan Street put the Hawks ahead of Centennial in the 3A East region final.
Flint Hill sweeps Holy Cross for City Championship
The Huskies defeated the Tartans, 25-10, 25-18, 25-14, Monday evening in Bladensburg.
No. 5 St. Stephen’s/St. Agnes claims ISL field hockey title with 3-0 win over Holton-Arms
After a scoreless first half, Saints freshman Olivia Gilliam scored twice in five minutes to lead the Saints to victory on Sunday afternoon at Episcopal high School in Alexandria.
Scenes from Redskins’ win
A pictorial look at Sunday’s big win for Washington, giving the Redskins a 3-5 record.
Good Counsel claims back-to-back WCAC titles
The Falcons win, 1-0, against O’Connell for conference championship.
DeMatha holds off Gonzaga for the WCAC boys’ soccer title
Arion Assue’s 20th goal of the year makes the difference for the seventh-ranked Stags.
No. 4 Lake Braddock blows by No. 18 South County, 45-21
Bruins capitalize on turnovers, field goals in wild shootout win over the Stallions on Friday night in Burke.
Late interception, touchdown power No. 11 Meade over Broadneck
Richards’ 16 yard touchdown reception the difference in tight matchup
No. 4 St. Stephen’s/St. Agnes defeats No. 8 Georgetown Prep for IAC boys’ soccer championship
Freshman Jordan Wiley’s goal broke open the game for the Saints in a 4-1 win over the Little Hoyas on Thursday afternoon in Alexandria.
Bedlam in Boston
Red Sox fans rejoice as their beloved baseball team wins the World Series title at home for the first time since 1918.
Broadneck wins, 2-1, against Leonardtown
Freshman Hailey Small leads Bruins in regional quarterfinal win.
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St. Stephen’s/St. Agnes wins ISL title
St. Stephen’s/St. Agnes’s beat Holton Arms, 3-0, for its 11th ISL tournament title in 12 seasons.
Despite offseason hype and the addition of Marcin Gortat, the Wizards opened the season 0-3. The Post Sports Live crew looks for a silver lining.
Bold predictions for Redskins-Vikings
The Post Sports Live crew offers bold predictions for what will happen when the Redskins face the Vikings on Thursday night in Minnesota.
Is the Redskins-Vikings game a must-win?
The Post Sports Live crew debates whether the Redskins game against the Vikings on Thursday night in Minnesota is a must win for Washington.
How reckless was RGIII's third-down scramble?
The Post Sports Live crew breaks down Robert Griffin III's performance against the San Diego Chargers.
Running game, Garçon key players in Redskins victory
The Post Sports Live crew discusses the improved running game and Pierre Garçon's big day from the Redskins win over the San Diego Chargers.
Redskins-Vikings preview and hazing in the NFL
The Washington Post's Jonathan Forsythe, LaVar Arrington, Jason Reid and Dan Steinberg break down the Redskins overtime win over the San Diego Chargers, preview the match-up against the Vikings, discuss Richie Incognito's suspension for harassing his Dolphins' teammate, and talk to Nationals beat writer Adam Kilgore about the team's new manager.
Dolphins, NFL investigate bullying claims
Two people familiar with the situation told the Associated Press that suspended Miami Dolphins guard Richie Incognito sent text messages to teammate Jonathan Martin that were racist and threatening.
Williams won't rein in Bryce Harper
Post Sports Live's Jonathan Forsythe talks with Nationals beat writer Adam Kilgore about the team's new manager, Matt Williams, and what his goals are for the 2014 season.
Guilty verdict in Sean Taylor murder case
Eric Rivera Jr. was convicted of second-degree murder Monday in the 2007 slaying of Washington Redskins star Sean Taylor during what witnesses say was a botched burglary.
Just call Sunday a win for the ages
COLUMN | Nobody’s going to forget this one. But just how large the memory becomes depends on what this team makes out of it.
An easy hire to defend
COLUMN | Nats Manager Matt Williams makes it clear in his introductory news conference that glove work will matter.
Fans at home for celebration
COLUMN | Boston waited, hoped, fretted and wished that a celebration was coming — and then it did.
Top players can’t talk a good game
COLUMN | Controlling coaches don’t let them say much, so what they do say can be foolish.
- Saturday: Cavs routed | Hokies fall | Mids denied
What’s old is rare again
COLUMN | In college basketball, the same schools are at the top, but the players aren’t around for long.
Football’s big four has emerged
COLUMN | Alabama, Oregon, Ohio State and Florida State have thrived so far this college football season.
Giving yourself the boot
COLUMN | Bad calls are a fact of life in Little League baseball, but biting one’s tongue is a trickier affair.
Learning the wrong lessons
COLUMN | The NFL tried to send a message to Brandon Meriweather, but something got lost in translation.
Redskins pass on chance
COLUMN | Washington wasted its shot against Denver by abandoning what it did best: running the ball.
NFL’s hostile
environment
COLUMN | Richie Incognito’s horrific treatment of Jonathan Martin demands action from the league.
Not seeing his progression
COLUMN | Like most second-year players, Robert Griffin III has a lot to learn; the question is whether he realizes that.
Promising gold, delivering mold
COLUMN | Big-time college football distracts with lucrative TV deals, but few schools can afford their bills.
Building an Otto-less Empire
COLUMN | Hoyas hoops must cope with the loss of a star; Coach John Thompson III has been there before.
A season that can still be salvaged
THE TAKEAWAY | If Redskins keep running, RGIII looks off defenders and Brian Orakpo plays big, they could finish strong.
Wizards: So far, so familiar
COLUMN | This season the Wizards must prove they’re heading in the right direction. Through two games, they’re in their same old losing form.
Avoid the euphoria, it’s one win
COLUMN | Washington’s victory over the Chargers could be a season-changer, but it’s way too early to know.
On the wrong side
Wise: NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell takes a misguided stand on franchise’s nickname.
All together now, only this time, with more feeling
COLUMN | You’ve heard this before but this time is different: The Wizards will return to the NBA playoffs in 2013-14.
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A father figure says goodbye
Tal Bayer has built the rugby team at a public charter school into one of D.C.’s unlikeliest success stories.
A swing of beauty
At 20 years old, Nats slugger Bryce Harper has a swing that could someday put him in the company of legends.
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