The Nationals’ pitching is in flux, but faces a feeble Pirates lineup next; Redskins’ new defensive coordinator: ‘We’ll sure beat the crap out of a lot of people’; Wizards’ Game 7 loss extends D.C.’s 19-year conference-championship-round drought; The All-Met Swimmer of the Year nearly quit the sport. Now she’s committed to Notre Dame and eyeing the Olympics.; The Warriors are not the Rockets. The Spurs can’t beat them without Kawhi Leonard.; Lonzo Ball’s ailing mother, Tina, is the only Ball who flies under the radar; During the daytime, ESPN is putting ‘SportsCenter’ on the back burner; |
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