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‘The month my body remembers’

Adrianne Haslet has faced severe trauma more than once on her path to running Monday's Boston Marathon. Now that she's returned to the starting line, the word she keeps coming back to is "gratitude."

By Cindy Boren

Perspective

How bad can Sports Twitter be? If Elon Musk succeeds, we’ll find out.

By Candace Buckner

Allegations against Commanders could prompt action by several offices

The D.C. Office of the Attorney General said Friday: “If we find evidence that they have violated District law, we won’t hesitate to take action."

By Mark Maske and Nicki Jhabvala

Patrick Corbin is better, but the Nationals are not in loss to Pirates

The Nationals dropped three of four games in Pittsburgh, including a 5-3 loss to the Pirates on Sunday.

By Andrew Golden1 hour ago

Trinity Rodman, Spirit continue surge with 3-1 victory over Gotham FC

By Steven Goff1 hour ago

Dmitry Orlov’s strong return is good sign for Caps as playoffs near

By Samantha Pell

Mystics counting on Alysha Clark to get back in championship form

By Kareem Copeland

Perspectives

Narrative of Jackie Robinson, like that of MLK, is at odds with the reality

By Kevin B. Blackistone

It’s safe to talk about the Brooklyn Nets and basketball again

By Candace Buckner

We see how Dan Snyder treats customers. Who would build him a stadium?

By Sally Jenkins

The window is open for Scottie Scheffler, but so little is assured in golf

By Barry Svrluga

Mike Bossy was a hockey legend on the ice, and a sweetheart off it

By John Feinstein

Two-goal lead evaporates late as D.C. United’s losing streak continues

By Steven Goff

Anthony Mantha jump-starts Caps’ rout at Montreal

By Samantha Pell

At spring game, Ohio State pays tribute to the late Dwayne Haskins

By Nicki Jhabvala

Analysis

As NBA playoffs begin, Bucks and Suns aim for Finals rematch

Juan Soto takes it to the river (at 108 mph), but Nats fall to Pirates

Analysis

Pelicans, Hawks cap wild play-in tournament with dramatic comebacks

MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL

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Fresh off a perfect game, Japanese phenom nearly throws another

By Des Bieler21 minutes ago

In background of potential Nats sale, Lerners face uncertain real estate market

By Jonathan O'Connell

Jackie Robinson’s last plea to MLB: ‘Wake up’ and hire Black managers

By Frederic J. Frommer

Clayton Kershaw agrees with decision to pull him from perfect game

By Des Bieler

WASHINGTON NATIONALS

Patrick Corbin is better, but the Nationals are not in loss to Pirates

By Andrew Golden1 hour ago

Juan Soto takes it to the river (at 108 mph), but Nats fall to Pirates

Analysis

The ‘new Nats’ have added more iPads and staff to make data more accessible

Josh Bell is back in a familiar place, as familiar questions about his future linger

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The Jackie Robinson of ...

Seventy-five years ago, Jackie Robinson became Major League Baseball's first Black player — and reshaped the way we talk about sports pioneers.

By Dave Sheinin and Michael Lee

J.R. Smith, HBCUs and the challenges of golfing while Black

Twenty-five years after Tiger Woods’s arrival, golf is still overwhelmingly White. HBCUs (and one NBA champion) are hoping to change that.

By Kent Babb

The latest NBA signature move: The jump pass

For innovative stars such as Trae Young and Luka Doncic, it’s actually a good idea to leap before you look.

By Robert O'Connell

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