Temper expectations for reboot
Usually, 3-13 teams don’t turn around right away, although Redskins’ offseason optimism is often tempting.
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- Wall shows he belongs in elite group
- These Olympics have a dangerous ring
- Palestra’s court has lots of appeal
Time for Nats to reach for stars
In keeping young talent, contracts two years before free agency makes good financial and baseball sense.
Maddux’s Hall of Fame approach
A better than average athlete but no more, Greg Maddux worked and thought his way to Cooperstown.
These Olympics have a dangerous ring
In giving Winter Games to Sochi, IOC jeopardized safety of athletes and fans for benefit of Vladimir Putin’s ego.
Manning proves he’s a cut above
Only two years removed from his fourth neck surgery, Peyton Manning was masterful in leading the Denver Broncos to the Super Bowl.
Is RGIII a help or hindrance?
The 2012 offensive rookie of the year should be a selling point to prospective coaches, but is he?
Caps need to move Green before it’s too late
A team committed to going green at goalie and on defense has to consider parting with Mike Green.
Under Lonergan, GW is back
Mike Lonergan has the Colonials on the verge of a national ranking after a 14-3 start to the season.
Getting it done when it counts
In a results-first profession, Tom Brady tops Peyton Manning in the only stat that matters: playoff wins.
This all sounds familiar
Redskins locker room remains harmonious but the team’s performance is out of tune.
A headache of a mixed message
If Mike Shanahan is protecting a healthy RGIII, why not do the same for Jordan Reed?
A visit from Griffin’s dad? So what?
There’s enough to fault Robert Griffin III for without complaining about a locker-room visit from his father.
Wall shows he belongs in elite group
Wizards guard John Wall is impressing the likes of Mo Cheeks and Isiah Thomas this season.
Can McVay reverse sophomore slump?
Sean McVay has coaching acumen beyond his years; his first challenge will be re-igniting Robert Griffin III.
At center stage, for better or worse
The Redskins’ failure of the past four years can be put on Mike Shanahan; now, Bruce Allen is on the clock.
Who has time for Sochi Games?
COUCH SLOUCH | Here’s why 1,539 hours coverage of the Winter Olympics is 1,539 hours too many.
Can’t let the NHL skate by
With multiple mid-game breaks and rewards for losses, it’s tough to get excited about hockey.
Chad: A love/hate affair in Seattle
COUCH SLOUCH | The Seahawks’ heel, Pete Carroll, overshadows their heart, Russell Wilson.
Palestra’s court has lots of appeal
A chance to take in two games in one day at the historic Palestra in Philadelphia: Yes, please.
Patriots need execution and effort
George Mason Coach Paul Hewitt admires his team’s determination, hopes for better on-court results.
Rodriguez killed his own legacy
Yankees third baseman Alex Rodriguez went to unnatural lengths to try to keep his prodigious talent.
This year, no horse is mas ‘Macho’
While some are conceding Horse of the Year to Wise Dan, a closer look favors Mucho Macho Man.
Reward not always worth risk at Breeders’ Cup
Bad showings by Aotearoa, Princess of Sylmar prove disastrous for their owners at Santa Anita.
Horse of the Year race looks familiar
Geldings Game on Dude and Wise Dan highlight a Breeders’ Cup card with established names.
