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Chicago comes to town for four games this week, and it’s not playing anything like the team that won the World Series a year ago.
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With training camp opening in a month, there are reasons to feel good about the team’s direction. But there are more reasons to remain cautious.
Tournament host won’t be in Potomac as he continues treatment for how he manages pain medication.
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Animals should not be subjected to our whims, in any way, shape or form, for the sake of our sporting-and-entertainment needs.
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The Warriors star wonders how a group that hasn't played a game together already has a moniker.
Tournament host won’t be in Potomac as he continues treatment for how he manages pain medication.
Plus more on Blake Griffin and the Mavericks' plans for Dirk Nowitzki.
- Perspective
Chicago comes to town for four games this week, and it’s not playing anything like the team that won the World Series a year ago.
The 17-year MLB veteran surpassed Rickey Henderson's mark.
Spieth holes out from 60 feet from a greenside bunker for a birdie and his 10th career PGA Tour victory.
Baltimore gets help from its bullpen to win its first series away from home since April.
McEnroe also says that Williams is the best female tennis player in the world.
The second-year player from GW and Riverdale Baptist School is the league’s dominant leader in rebounding.
'It's not like he's tearing up the league,' Mets GM Sandy Alderson said.
Roark rediscovers something after an agonizing first inning and saves the bullpen as a result.
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Animals should not be subjected to our whims, in any way, shape or form, for the sake of our sporting-and-entertainment needs.
Bruce Arena turns to many secondary players for the CONCACAF tournament, which starts July 7.
Adam Lind gets a start against right-hander Scott Feldman.
- Perspective
With training camp opening in a month, there are reasons to feel good about the team’s direction. But there are more reasons to remain cautious.
The incredibly selfless act of sportsmanship by Philadelphia's Haris Medunjanin occurred during the Union's 1-0 victory over D.C. United.
The coach, 52, dies near the “Mixing Bowl” in Springfield. A former player remembers Schultz as “a really good, genuine guy."
Francisca Ordega's first-half strike is enough as Washington improves to 3-5-2 with a stout defensive effort.
