Thomas Boswell
OPINION | Strasburg has something to say
Ready to open a major league season healthy, Stephen Strasburg is also ready to open up his personality.
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Thomas Boswell
Unlikely sources could help Nats
COLUMN | Veterans Mark DeRosa and Brad Lidge could end up being relied upon for much more than mentoring if injuries to key players don’t heal quickly.
Thomas Boswell
OPINION | Tall tale lifts Nationals’ spirits
In a spring full of nagging injuries, Sunday’s “legendary” home run by Jayson Werth put a positive spin on Washington’s story line.
Sally Jenkins
OPINION | Augusta has business to handle
Ginni Rometty deserves membership consideration at Augusta National, but not ‘because it’s time.’
Sally Jenkins
OPINION | Changing zebras’ stripes
‘You can’t call that in the last two minutes’? There’s actually some logic behind that sentiment.
Sally Jenkins
Making enemies, influencing people
OPINION | Redskins owner Daniel Snyder gavehis foes in the NFL a chance to rebuke him — and they did.
Mike Wise
OPINION | Hunter doesn’t have the words
Capitals Coach Dale Hunter is missing the buttons he was supposed to push.
Mike Wise
OPINION | More weight, the longer the wait
The reason we don’t have championship parades in downtown D.C. anymore is because some of the highest-paid athletes can’t pass conditioning drills or run up and down courts with their superior-conditioned peers.
Mike Wise
OPINION | A league that wants it both ways
Gregg Williams, Sean Payton, Mickey Loomis and the Saints got what they deserved Wednesday, but when do Roger Goodell and the NFL get theirs?
Tracee Hamilton
OPINION | Troubled times for NFL braintrust
OPINION | League needs to worry about long-term risks, not short-term image.
Tracee Hamilton
OPINION | Tiger wins, but is he back?
Even after ending drought, Tiger Woods knows better than anyone that nothing is certain in golf.
Tracee Hamilton
Opinion: No more Masters ads, please
OPINION | The Masters is truly compelling; the Masters commercials are truly sickening.
Jason Reid
OPINION | Does McNabb have a point?
After failing in Minnesota, Donovan McNabb’s criticisms of the Shanahans ring hollow; drafting RG III would give them a chance to prove him wrong.
Jason Reid
OPINION | Wade, James take positions
Dwyane Wade and LeBron James’ response to Trayvon Martin case recalls time when athletes were activists.
Jason Reid
The NFL’s cutthroat carousel
OPINION | Quarterbacks learn why NFL can mean ‘Not For Long’ when something better comes along.
Norman Chad
OPINION | The drinking game
In Couch Slouch’s experience, alcohol has accompanied most of the best sporting pursuits.
Norman Chad
OPINION | An evil-minded Sports Nation?
Sports can be inspirational, captivating, enthralling, uplifting. But it’s just a game.
Norman Chad
OPINION | Silliness in Sacramento
Against Couch Slouch’s sage advice, civic leaders have once again agreed to subsidize rich people’s playpens.
John Feinstein
Once and current Kings of Kentucky
OPINION | Rick Pitino, John Calipari meet in a juicy Final Four matchup.
John Feinstein
For NCAA coaches, a time to lobby
The lobby of the coaches’ hotel at the Final Four is a place to be and be seen.
John Feinstein
A great game, interrupted
OPINION | It’s too bad the Syracuse-Ohio State game was constantly interrupted by overzealous officials.
Andrew Beyer
OPINION | Triple Crown needs a star
Lovers of racing will be rooting for a horse to excel in Saturday’s Florida Derby and April 7’s Santa Anita Derby.
Andrew Beyer
OPINION | Thoroughbred racing under fire
Investigative reports and cancellation of HBO’s “Luck” draw attention to safety issues.
Andrew Beyer
OPINION | Slot machines: More harm than good
When slots were legalized, the machines proved to be so lucrative many track owners lost interest in the horse racing and viewed it as a nuisance.
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