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2013 NBA Draft: Brittney Griner Can Play in the NBA, If Given Right Opportunity
Baylor's Brittney Griner has the size, skill, talent and the basketball IQ to play professional basketball in the NBA if an owner is serious about giving her the opportunity. And don't give me that stuff about the league being too physical for her...
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Nats and Orioles Out to Prove Recent Playoff Success Wasn't a Fluke
It was a special time last season when the Washington Nationals and Baltimore Orioles found themselves in the playoffs, and baseball had once again become relevant in the D.C. area...
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Ray Lewis Rides off into Retirement Sunset, but It's a Bumpy Journey
Despite two Super Bowls, Ray Lewis remains a polarizing figure. Because of a deadly night in Atlanta 13 years ago, fans either love him or hate him...
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Redskins' Shanahan, RG3 Must Make Better Decisions If They Want Super Bowl
No other professional sports injury has faced a more heated and glaring spotlight than that of RG3's controversial knee trashing in the NFL playoff game against the Seattle Seahawks ...
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NFL Coaches on the Hot Seat
It's that time of year when NFL owners give the dreaded "vote of confidence" to a coach they're planning to fire soon. You can call it an American Tradition during football season, like hot dogs and apple pie...
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ESPN's Stephen A. Smith Symbolic of the State of Network Cable Television
ESPN's Stephen A. Smith has stepped in it again. For the second time he's been accused of using the n-word on ESPN's First Take ...
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Did Stephen Strasburg Decision Cost Nationals a Chance at World Series?
It's one of the most sensitive topics in Washington, D.C., these days. Did the Nationals make the right decision in sitting fireballer Stephen Strasburg during the playoffs? ...
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Atlanta Braves Fans Latest Example of Unruly Sports Fans out of Control
The tone of this article would've taken on a whole new meaning had one of the umpires at the Atlanta Braves vs. St. Louis Cardinals game been injured because of the controversial infield fly rule...
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Washington Nationals: Bold Moves Skyrocket Team on Direct Course to Playoffs
Washington Nationals manager Davey Johnson's leadership, Bryce Harper 's rising stock, and Stephen Strasburg 's arm appear to have the Nats on a fast moving ride to the 2012 Major League Baseball Playoffs...
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Cleveland Cavaliers Now Understand Why LeBron James Took Talents to South Beach
The Chosen One made quite a statement didn't he? LeBron James' actions spoke loud and clear to his critics, South Florida, sports analysts and most importantly, the city of Cleveland, Ohio...
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RG3 Poised to Lead the Washington Redskins Back to the Playoffs and Beyond
Robert Griffin lll has the skills, intelligence, drive, and athleticism to lead the floundering Washington Redskins back into the playoffs and possibly the Super Bowl down the road...
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Modern Day Professional Athletes Can Learn a Lot from Magic's Business Sense
Magic Johnson isn't one to drive around in a gold Lamborghini. He isn't one to wear outlandish wide lapel suits with matching shirt and tie, although he is a great dresser...
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7 Reasons the Los Angeles Lakers Are in Total Disarray
They've gone from a Championship Team to a mediocre, unpredictable club in a few short years. Once feared as the two-time Defending Champ, the Los Angeles Lakers have turned into just another middle of the pack team in the deep Western Conference...
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NBA: 5 General Managers or Coaches on the Hot Seat
No one is sitting on a hotter seat than Orlando Magic General Manager Otis Smith. Either way, it looks like he's losing Dwight Howard and it'll take a blockbuster trade to satisfy his critics in Orlando...
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Washington Wizards' John Wall: Team Better Not Waste Opportunity
John Wall of the Washington Wizards is the best point guard in the NBA. His athleticism, speed, quickness and superb leaping ability is unquestioned...
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Jeremy Lin: Ongoing Racial Jabs Toward Him Are Unfair
It's unfortunate that a young man with outstanding professional basketball skills can't fully enjoy his success in the National Basketball Association because of a handful of ignorant writers, athletes, and sports pundits...
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Kobe Bryant: Is Lakers Star Near the End of the Road with a Slipping Franchise?
Right now I know one thing for sure: Kobe Bryant isn't looking like Kobeāand the Los Angeles Lakers self-destructed on national television in the 2011 NBA Playoffs ...
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Mike Shanahan's Future with Redskins: Messy QB Controversy Won't Help
I don't know what Washington Redskins Coach Mike Shanahan is thinking. Why didn't he just go out and get a quality quarterback when he signed on with the Burgundy and Gold? Now, two quarterbacks later he's back where he started...
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Oakland Raiders: Al Davis Was a Sports Icon the World Will Never See Again
I write this column with a heavy heart because Al Davis is the reason I'm a rabid NFL fan and the sole reason I have rooted for the Oakland Raiders my entire life...
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Skins QB Rex Grossman: Can He Handle the Toughest Job in Washington?
Talk about the hot seat for Rex Grossman. The only one with a hotter seat at Redskins Park is Coach Mike Shanahan. The quarterback of the Washington Redskins is a more important job than Speaker of the House or Majority Leader, it seems...
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Washington Redskins: Younger, Quicker and Faster, but Tough Division Awaits
These aren't your father's Redskins, ladies and gentlemen. The names, faces and even positions are changing. Just look at the quarterback, John Beck is as new as it gets when it comes to one of the toughest jobs in the Nation's Capital...
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Washington Nationals Back in Cellar Without Jim Riggleman
Former Washington Nationals manager Jim Riggleman had the Nats on a roll, and found himself getting rolled out of town in the process. Yes, I understand he resigned, but he saw the handwriting on the wall...
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Oakland Raiders: Time for Al Davis to Relinquish Some Control of Silver and Black?
You'll get no argument from me when you say Oakland Raiders owner Al Davis is an NFL icon and is partly responsible for the sport being "America's New Favorite Pastime." Davis helped make the NFL the most popular sport in America...
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New Laker Coach Mike Brown Deserves a Chance, Not Criticism and Ridicule
It's not like he's been coaching a middle school basketball team, and surprisingly found himself the new head coach of two-time champion Los Angeles Lakers ...
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Washington Redskins Coach Mike Shanahan Facing Do-or-Die Season?
Someone needs to tell Washington Redskins coach Mike Shanahan that John Elway isn't walking through that door. Shannon Sharpe isn't walking through that door. Neither is Terrell Davis...
