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Commissioner Roger Goodell and others in the league are getting it right by responding to the president’s baiting comments with civility.
President’s attacks on national anthem protests and quality of play draw responses from NFL and players’ association.
The Nationals right fielder continues to look on track to return before the end of the season.
Hill suffered an apparent right leg injury after being hit on a scramble.
The Redskins safety, who will not play in 2017, hopes to be back in the NFL next year.
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The Cadets fall apart in the fourth quarter to California’s St. John Bosco.
Uncertainty surrounds the Nationals reliever's next step. Plus, Brian Goodwin is running sprints and hopes to return.
The Midshipmen rush for 569 yards to improve to 10-0 at home in regular season American Athletic Conference games.
The NFL and its union responded after the president, speaking at a campaign rally in Hunstville, Ala., commented on several NFL topics.
The Cadets let a second-half lead slip away in a 21-17 loss to St. John Bosco.
James followed up this morning's tweet with video explaining both his intentions and feelings.
With training camp at the halfway point, Washington plans to make roster cuts on Sunday.
Wilson has never been suspended by the league before.
President Trump called on NFL owners to fire players who kneel during the national anthem, during a rambling speech in Alabama Sept. 22.
He literally left it all on the field.
A team spokesman says the Tar Heels and President Trump's staff couldn't find an agreeable date.
Oklahoma City reportedly will send Enes Kanter, Doug McDermott and a second-round pick to New York.
It was pretty much spot-on.
