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Griffin says he and Shanahan are okay
Robert Griffin III runs and throws, says knee ‘feels great’ during Redskins' OTA, hopes to participate in training camp.
Getting their stories straight
COLUMN | RGIII, Mike Shanahan are on same message; will they be on same page when season begins?
Is No. 3 high enough?
The Wizards made a big leap in the lottery, but still have to wait to see what Cleveland and Orlando do ahead of them in the NBA draft on June 27.
Nats still looking to bust out
After a 4-6 West Coast trip, Washington is 24-23 but continues to have the highest goal in mind.
Md. women’s lacrosse ‘on a mission’
Maryland hasn’t won the national title since 2010, something it hopes to change this weekend.
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Girls’ Lacrosse: Broadneck trounces Sherwood for Maryland 4A/3A state championship
The No. 9 Bruins are champions after a 21-5 victory over Sherwood in Catonsville.
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Saints beat Bears for first time in program history to clinch conference championship.
South River earns a place in state final
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Sherwood girls earn spot in state final
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Boys’ Lacrosse: Chantilly knocks out Langley
Chantilly defeated Langley, 8-2, to advance to the Northern Region Final. Chantilly finally earned a win against the team that had knocked it off in the state title game in each of the past two seasons.
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St. Stephen’s/St. Agnes wins IAC Championship
St. Stephen’s/St. Agnes defeated Landon, 7-5, to win its first IAC championship.
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The Post Sports Live crew debates whether the Nationals defensive struggles or the team’s bullpen are of bigger concern.
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David Beckham is retiring from soccer, ending a career in which he transcended the sport with forays into fashion and a marriage to a pop star that made him a global celebrity.
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Natitude adjustment needed
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Earning their pinstripes
COLUMN | The Yankees don’t have a roster for the ages, yet they are back atop the AL East standings.
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The Nationals’ offensive woes
COLUMN | The team’s lack of runs may point to a flawed lineup. But is it the right time for a change?
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The art of almost
COLUMN | Rangers goalie Henrik Lundqvist made only one mistake, but it was costly in a 1-0 loss to the Capitals in Game 2 of their first-round series.
John Feinstein
Cardinals are Pitino’s ‘toughest’
COLUMN | Louisville’s Rick Pitino calls his new national champions “ the 13 toughest guys I’ve ever coached.”
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‘Willy stuff’ sends Amherst to title
COLUMN | Willy Workman did it all for Amherst as the Lord Jeffs took the Division III title.
Tracee Hamilton
A right to know vs. a right to privacy
COLUMN | When athletes suffer injuries, everyone wants details, and no one wants to share them.
Tracee Hamilton
Thrown by a curveball
COLUMN | If he’s to become a true ace for the Nationals, Stephen Strasburg needs to learn to deal with adversity.
Tracee Hamilton
Caps, Rangers turn to goalies
COLUMN | Braden Holtby and Henrik Lundqvist have put on a goaltending clinic in the first-round series.
Sally Jenkins
From absurd to the ridiculous
COLUMN | Whether it’s anchored putters or angry dialogue, golf has been pulled into ridiculous theater.
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Excuses are the Caps’ problem
COLUMN | Rationalizing defeat instead of confronting shortcomings almost guarantees future failures.
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Courage of Jason Collins
COLUMN | NBA player’s decision to say publicly that he is gay was act of bravery.
Jason Reid
As RGIII heals, offense faces rebuild
COLUMN | The Redskins must adjust a successful system to keep their star quarterback healthy and happy.
Jason Reid
Let Harper be Harper
COLUMN | The Nats outfielder is still learning the game, but don’t change his hard-charging style of play.
Jason Reid
Gasol, Conley: Generation Next?
COLUMN | Marc Gasol and Mike Conley are providing the Memphis Grizzlies with some strong leads.
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Wizards should trade No. 3 pick
COLUMN | Wizards should move their pick for a guy who can help get them to the playoffs immediately.
Mike Wise
Peterson enjoys low profile
COLUMN | District boxer Lamont Peterson likes the relative quiet before a fight. But he’s ready to put on a show Saturday in Atlantic City.
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Not young, again outgunned
COLUMN | Caps’ Alex Ovechkin, Nicklas Backstrom and Mike Green are running out of playoff chances.
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