Thomas Boswell
Baseball’s most relaxed day
COLUMN | Optimism, bad jokes and easy talk dominate reporting day.
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- OPINION | Nats are coming together, early
- OPINION | Teams that plain don’t play each other
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Thomas Boswell
OPINION | Nats are coming together, early
OPINION | With a homegrown team that’s grown close-knit and arrived early to spring training, there’s reason to be excited about this year’s Nationals.
Thomas Boswell
OPINION | Time to stretch the imagination
With spring training set to open, Nats fans have reasons to think big. Honest.
Sally Jenkins
OPINION | Captaining the Terps’ ship
After a season of rough sailing, Maryland football coach Randy Edsall attempts to keep steady at the helm.
Sally Jenkins
Opinion | Redskins should not hesitate with Peyton
If the Colts quarterback is available, the Redskins should not hestitate to go after him. He would transform the team.
Sally Jenkins
Opinion | Eli Manning, unmasked
The New York Giants’ quarterback, often mistaken for quiet and indifferent, has revealed his toughness and determination.
Mike Wise
OPINION | Lin challenges stereotypes
When a sports Web site ran a racially offensive headline about Jeremy Lin, it served as a reminder that the Knicks point guard’s star power could serve to change some attitudes.
Mike Wise
OPINION | Time running out for Laich, Caps
The Washington Capitals’ game at Florida on Friday night is the most needed regular season game for the team in almost four years, just as this road trip is as pivotal as any since 2008.
Mike Wise
Opinion | Edsall needs to stop the losses
For Maryland football coach Randy Edsall to be a success, he needs a key recruit to make up for the 24 players the program has lost recently. That recruit isn’t highly touted Stefon Diggs, it’s Mike Locksley.
Tracee Hamilton
OPINION | Teams that plain don’t play each other
OPINION | Terps AD Kevin Anderson made the only move he could, but it’ll be up to coaches to get men’s basketball teams to meet.
Tracee Hamilton
OPINION | Pain in our neck of the woods?
The recent news about Peyton Manning should make teams more cautious — and raises suspicions he’ll land in Washington.
Tracee Hamilton
Opinion | Time for Caps to panic?
COLUMN | The Capitals can still salvage their season. But General Manager George McPhee may have to make a big personnel move for that to happen.
Jason Reid
OPINION | Nats find the right place to start
By emphasizing its starting pitching rotation, Washington has a chance to improve on its 80-81 record.
Jason Reid
Lin’s ethnicity only part of story
OPINION | His meteoric rise in New York is historic regardless of his race, a point skeptics miss.
Jason Reid
Opinion | Bryce Harper needs to grow up
He may be only 19. But the player who may be the future of the Washington Nationals needs to show maturity beyond his years.
Norman Chad
OPINION | A short, but sweet season
Between the successes and shortcomings of LeBron James, Michael Jordan and Jeremy Lin, the NBA has plenty of great story lines.
Norman Chad
Opinion | A Westminster Dog Show journal
COLUMN | Couch Slouch’s exclusive report from inside the Westminster dog show.
Norman Chad
The Couch Slouch Super Bowl journal
Live from his sofa, Norman Chad takes you minute-by-minute from the start of the pregame show to the final play.
John Feinstein
OPINION | Turgeon frustrated, but not making excuses
Mark Turgeon has experienced ups and downs in his first season at Maryland, but he isn’t assigning blame.
John Feinstein
Teammates appreciated Gary Carter
OPINION | Hero of the Mets’ 1986 World Series victory, Carter was one of those players who couldn’t be judged just by numbers.
John Feinstein
OPINION | Patsos has Loyola primed for uprising
OPINION | Former Maryland assistant Jimmy Patsos has had a long struggle at Loyola, but his work seems to be paying off.
Andrew Beyer
OPINION | Thoroughbred shortage looms
The lack of thoroughbred racehorses in the United States is a corrosive problem that is going to affect most of the nation’s racing industry.
Andrew Beyer
OPINION | Viewers, racing fans are in ‘Luck’
COLUMN | Writer and track aficionado David Milch brings hard-edged realism to new HBO series.
Andrew Beyer
Regarding Rapid Redux
COLUMN | Is a 22-race winning streak against small fields of overmatched rivals worthy of acclaim and an Eclipse Award?
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