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Delino DeShields

Far From Home

Delino DeShields retired from baseball in 2002 but the lure of the game was too strong, and now he's a coach in Montana.

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Mike Wise

Robinson Deserved Better

It's time for the Nationals to begin repairing the bridge that exists between the organization and former manager Frank Robinson.

U.S. Women's Open

Kerr Aiming for Another

Cristie Kerr holds a two-shot lead at 2-under par and remains the only player in the red on the eve of the final round at Saucon Valley CC.

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Darron Cummings

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Shanteau Double Dips

reachforthewall.com | Eric Shanteau reacts after winning the final of the men's 200-meter breaststroke. He broke his own American record, which he set earlier in the preliminaries.

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TIMESPACE: SPORTS

TimeSpace: Sports
Dive into the world of sports through an interactive map that allows you to navigate articles and photos from around the world.

SET FOR LIFE SERIES

Set For Life
A series looking at the generation of athletes who receieved the initial big contracts and how they are coping retirement. The series

THE LEAGUE

The League
Join an expert panel discussing today's key issue in the NFL, and get breaking news on Mark Maske's NFL News Feed.
Sports Discussions
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Ask Boswell, Thomas Boswell -- 11 a.m.
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TALKING POINTS

Talking Points
The run may be over, but you can still check out old episodes of Talking Points, featuring Michael Wilbon and Tony Kornheiser.
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Sports Stars Align for Maryland Firm (By Thomas Heath, July 12, 2009)

Johnson's Buzzer-Beater Leads Mercury Past Monarchs (AP, July 12, 2009; 12:55 AM)

Former boxing champ Gatti found dead in Brazil:  Epic Bouts With Ward Cemented Former Welterweight Champion's Legacy (AP, July 11, 2009; 7:52 PM)

Kidd Signs on the Dotted Line With Mavericks:  Veteran Gets Three-Year, $25 Million Deal (AP, July 11, 2009; 5:30 PM)

Barrett leads Toronto FC to 3-1 win over San Jose (AP, July 12, 2009; 12:58 AM)

Thunder Sign Harden, Two Other Rookies (AP, July 11, 2009; 8:14 PM)

Lesnar Stops Mir, St. Pierre Wins at UFC 100 (AP, July 12, 2009; 1:09 AM)

Blazers Sign F Paul Millsap to Offer Sheet (AP, July 11, 2009; 1:28 AM)

Notebook:  Rockies' Embree Breaks His Leg (Post, July 12, 2009)

Angels Score Seven in Fifth, Rally Again Against Yankees:  Angels 14, Yankees 8 (AP, July 11, 2009; 9:50 PM)

Giants' Sanchez Savors No-Hitter vs. Padres:  Giants 8, Padres 0 (AP, July 11, 2009; 11:55 PM)

Towson Native Elizabeth Pelton Earns Third World Championship Berth (Post, July 11, 2009)
High School Sports

A Tragic Offseason for Northwest (Post, July 10, 2009)
Print - Sports

Delino DeShields (Post, July 12, 2009)

Twenty-One Hit Wonder: Nats Rough Up Astros (Post, July 12, 2009)

Robinson Deserved Better (Post, July 12, 2009)

Armstrong Remains in Third Place Overall (Post, July 12, 2009)

Wizards' Crittenton Aims to Find a Niche (Post, July 12, 2009)
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