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With RFK site at stake, the Commanders try to satisfy the Wetzels

The Commanders are rebuilding trust with the family of “Blackie” Wetzel, who created the franchise’s old logo. It could impact a possible stadium in D.C.

By Sam Fortier

John Riggins, Sammy Baugh are part of Joe Posnanski’s ‘Why We Love Football’

By Scott Allen

Dolphins’ Tua Tagovailoa to injured reserve, will miss at least four games

Dolphins QB Tua Tagovailoa will miss at least four games after his latest concussion, Titans QB Will Levis is under scrutiny, and the Chiefs remain on top.

By Mark Maske

Mystics are outclassed by Liberty, need a lot of help to make the playoffs

Washington needs a win in Thursday’s season finale against Indiana and two other results to break its way to make the WNBA postseason.

By Kareem Copeland1 hour ago

Nats go quietly this time, managing just four hits in 10-1 loss to Mets

By Andrew Golden1 hour ago

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Another surgery for Tiger Woods, who has earned the right to keep trying

By John Feinstein

Analysis

The worst team in the NFL might be reaching a new low

By Jason La Canfora

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The Commanders aren’t yet chasing glory. They’re selling hope.

By Candace Buckner

Jayden Daniels stumbled, survived and thrived. It’s still just Week 2.

By Barry Svrluga

Tyreek Hill isn’t a perfect spokesman. That’s exactly the point.

By Candace Buckner

How James Earl Jones shaped our thinking about race and sport

By Kevin B. Blackistone

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A rugby star is trying to make it in the NFL. How far can he go?

By Glynn A. Hill

Nats prospects Elijah Green and Cristhian Vaquero have struggled. They know it.

By Andrew Golden

Jayden Daniels tracker: Still no touchdown passes or picks, but a win

By Washington Post staff and Artur Galocha

Guest column

The MAC used to be a college football launching pad. Now it’s a dead end.

By Steven Godfrey

Kirk Cousins, Falcons rally to stun Eagles after Saquon Barkley drop

Spoiler alert: These Nats aren’t going down easy. Just ask the Mets.

Jordan Chiles appeals in Swiss court to reclaim Olympic medal

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Four U.S. Paralympians disciplined for online comments about teammate

By Roman Stubbs and Rick Maese

Jordan Chiles appeals in Swiss court to reclaim Olympic medal

By Emily Giambalvo and Jonathan Baran

SafeSport reopens gymnastics probe after Post revealed abuse claims

By Gus Garcia-Roberts and Molly Hensley-Clancy

Eiffel’s descendants say ‘non’ to keeping Olympic rings on Eiffel Tower

By Juliette Fekkar and Ellen Francis

Paralympians face higher injury rate, harder recoveries than Olympians

Twelve years after finishing sixth, she’s in line for Olympic bronze

Sports helped Oksana Masters heal from trauma, find love and win gold

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Legal sports betting was supposed to end the black market. It didn’t.

Despite the widespread legalization of sports betting in the U.S., the offshore black market continues to attract billions of dollars of wagers annually.

By Danny Funt

Charley Hull has been lighting up golf since her viral moment

English golfer Charley Hull gained social media fame at the U.S. Open, but as the Solheim Cup begins, she is focused on living her life.

By Gene Wang

Lamar Jackson’s secret superpower

“I know what the f--- I’m doing,” says the NFL’s most exciting – and least compromising – star. This year, he plans to prove it.

By Kent Babb

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Nats go quietly this time, managing just four hits in 10-1 loss to Mets

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Mystics are outclassed by Liberty, need a lot of help to make the playoffs

By Kareem Copeland1 hour ago

Dolphins’ Tua Tagovailoa to injured reserve, will miss at least four games

By Mark MaskeUpdated 3 hours ago

Field hockey Top 10: Madison, Broadneck climb the rankings

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Four U.S. Paralympians disciplined for online comments about teammate

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With RFK site at stake, the Commanders try to satisfy the Wetzels

The Commanders are rebuilding trust with the family of “Blackie” Wetzel, who created the franchise’s old logo. It could impact a possible stadium in D.C.

Four U.S. Paralympians disciplined for online comments about teammate

John Riggins, Sammy Baugh are part of Joe Posnanski’s ‘Why We Love Football’

Mystics are outclassed by Liberty, need a lot of help to make the playoffs

Nats go quietly this time, managing just four hits in 10-1 loss to Mets

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Dolphins’ Tua Tagovailoa to injured reserve, will miss at least four games

By Mark Maske

Analysis

The worst team in the NFL might be reaching a new low

By Jason La Canfora

A rugby star is trying to make it in the NFL. How far can he go?

By Glynn A. Hill

Kirk Cousins, Falcons rally to stun Eagles after Saquon Barkley drop

By Mark Maske

Washington Commanders

With RFK site at stake, the Commanders try to satisfy the Wetzels

By Sam Fortier

Jayden Daniels tracker: Still no touchdown passes or picks, but a win

Column

The Commanders aren’t yet chasing glory. They’re selling hope.

Don’t be fooled by the scoreboard: Washington’s defense struggled again

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Al Attles, longtime Warriors player, coach and executive, dies at 87

By Glynn A. Hill

Steve Kerr jabs at Trump with Stephen Curry taunt in convention speech

By Des Bieler

LeBron James, Steph Curry set to star on TV as NBA unveils 2024-25 schedule

By Des Bieler

With Olympic gold on the line, Steph Curry, LeBron James deliver for U.S.

By Ben Golliver

WASHINGTON WIZARDS

Bilal Coulibaly is ready for a ‘once-in-a-lifetime moment’ at the Olympics

By Sapna Bansil

Wizards to sign Jonas Valanciunas to three-year, $30 million contract

The Wizards present their draft picks and a vision for the future

Draft pick Bub Carrington brings a Baltimore ‘edge’ to the Wizards

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