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Turning right
When Roy McCauley, decision maker for Ryan Newman's No. 12 car, saw Tony Stewart slide into the lower groove and Kurt Busch — Newman's teammate — picking up momentum, and saw them team up to pass Stewart, he knew it was over.
Brotherhood beyond the call of duty
The D.C. Generals Police and Fire football team, a group of about 50 public safety officers — they're drawn from among the police, firefighters and the military — from 20 agencies around the Washington metropolitan area have banded together to follow a dream.
Lannan, subs key victory for Nats
Manny Acta got another gutsy performance from left-hander John Lannan and a surprisingly productive hitting display from a makeshift lineup, all of which resulted in a satisfying 8-3 victory before 33,433 at Minute Maid Park.
Now that wife Amy is recovering “at a good pace” from leukemia, Roy McCauley can concentrate on Ryan Newman's No. 12 car. (Getty Images)
Grunfeld becomes point man
The sudden sentiment to peddle Gilbert Arenas comes after the three-time All-Star missed 69 games in the regular season, underwent two surgeries on his left knee and left the coaching staff out of his decision-making loop.
Busy offseason ahead
Giving his assessment of the season and outlining his plan for the offseason yesterday, Washington Wizards president Ernie Grunfeld gave coach Eddie Jordan his stamp of approval, said he plans to re-sign both Gilbert Arenas and Antawn Jamison and noted that the keys to the team's success are continuity and health.
- Baltimore entrusts future to Harbaugh, Flacco (By David Elfin)
- Not so different after all (By Corey Masisak)
- Potential without a ceiling (By Patrick Stevens)
- First Down (by Tim Lemke)
- Prime prospect Burgess still has more to learn (By Ben Goessling)
- Flores to start with Lo Duca, Estrada on DL (By Mark Zuckerman)
Sunday, May 4
- No Big surprise at all (By Ryan O'Halloran)
- Guzman drives Nats to victory over Pirates (By Mark Zuckerman)
- Chico remains positive about performance (By Mark Zuckerman)
- Success masked in failure for Wizards (By Mike Jones)
- Rocket had no pearls of wisdom (By Dan Daly)
- Tool works for all anglers (By Gene Mueller)
- No fun getting stuck in the mud (By Gene Mueller)
- Today's Line
- Local Calendar
- Nittany Lions stun Hoyas in overtime
- Garland shuts down O's bats in victory
- Postcard from Churchill Downs
- In Gomez, United opposes old friend (By John Haydon)
- Eight Belles euthanized after breaking ankles (By Ryan O'Halloran)
- For Blache, less is more (By David Elfin)
- Punter Frost ready for test (By David Elfin)
- Nats affiliates roundup
- Pistons not pushed in romp over Magic
- Crew topple Wizards to set best-ever start
- Maryland closes with bevy of goals (By Patrick Stevens)
- NBA Playoffs Glance
- Upshall, Flyers top Canadiens
- Bowyer sneaks through for victory
- How the race was won
- First Down
- Stanley Cup Playoffs Glance
- Stanford offers stellar Olympic preview (By Steve Nearman)
Saturday, May 3
- COLUMN: No love for LeBron, the District's villain (By Thom Loverro)
- Zorn's new offense will let players play (By David Elfin)
- Game 6 feet under (By Mike Jones)
- Nats Report
- King James escorted to the second round (By Tom Knott)
- Zorn shows explosive side (By David Elfin)
- Lannan, Nationals roughed up by Pirates (By Ben Goessling)
- 'Terrific' James finishes Wizards (By Bob Cohn)
- Songaila punished for foul on James (By Mike Jones and Bob Cohn)
- Left-hander, catcher form relationship (By Ben Goessling)
- With no stars, no favorite (By Ryan O'Halloran)
- Olsen may call it quits (By John Haydon)
- The inside track can save ground (By Ryan O'Halloran)
- First Down
- After three concussions, McBride adopts new role (By Patrick Stevens)
- It's a learning situation for everyone involved (By Dan Daly)
- Today's Line
- Local Calendar
- Deals
Friday, May 2
- Kearns delivers clutch hit (By Mark Zuckerman)
- Not such a tall order (By Thom Loverro)
- Wizards know how to adjust (By Mike Jones)
- Zorn's ready for his first look (By David Elfin)
- Hockey making waves on TV (By Tim Lemke)
- Nothing scripted about rivalry between saint, sinners (By Tom Knott)
- Reese's pieces thrive for Giants (By David Elfin)
- First Down
- Navy on the bubble for a berth (By Patrick Stevens)
- Racing's a risky business (By Ryan O'Halloran)
- Hamlin back in good standing (By Ryan O'Halloran)
- Nats Report
- Young returns to batting cage after massage (By Mark Zuckerman)
- Songaila: Technical was 'accident' (By Mike Jones)
- Today's Line
- Local Calendar
- Deals
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Regular Features
Thursday, May 8
- Duke lacrosse team writing another chapter (By Patrick Stevens)
- Gene Mueller's Weekend Fishing Report
- Local Calendar
- Deals
- Walker 'Breaking Free' (By Bob Cohn)
- Monk, Green start charitable tour (By David Elfin)
- Campbell, Portis both have strains (By David Elfin)
- Nats affiliates roundup
- Astros hand Nats second tight loss (By Mark Zuckerman)
- O'Connor replaces Chico in rotation (By Mark Zuckerman)
- Stunts are no way to blow up a hitting slump (By Dan Daly)
- Black drum bite is on in lower Bay (By Gene Mueller)
- Stanley Cup Playoffs Glance
- NBA Playoffs Glance
- Disrespecting their elders (By Mike Jones)
- First Down (By Ryan O'Halloran)
- Finnerty moves on at Loyola (By Patrick Stevens)
- A's nick O's with homer in 10th (By Janie McCauley)
- United finds boost at RFK Stadium (By John Haydon)
- Old enough to win (By Barker Davis)
Wednesday, May 7
- Seen and heard at Minute Maid Park
- Views of ads not uniform (By Tim Lemke)
- Relievers shine in the absence of their closer (By Mark Zuckerman)
- Bullpen falters against Astros (By Mark Zuckerman)
- Live
- Salmon stoppage could injure economy (By Gene Mueller)
- Indians thriving with back-in-form Lee
- Howard football fails APR (By Patrick Stevens)
- Randle El has surgery on right knee
- First Down
- Working their way back (By David Elfin)
- PETA still is horsing around (By Tom Knott)
- Sportswriter's legacy hurt by a lifelong lie (By Thom Loverro)
- Local Calendar
- Deals
Tuesday, May 6
- D.C. United signs with Volkswagen (By Tim Lemke)
- In new NHL, penalties no longer are put on ice (By Dan Daly)
- Zorn meets with Davis (By David Elfin)
- NASCAR's traveling circus (By Tim Lemke)
- Snyder's wife has breast cancer surgery
- For hitters, Nationals Park is more fair (By Mark Zuckerman)
- Today's Line
- Local Calendar
- Turco on right side of marathon game
- NBA Playoffs Glance
- Stanley Cup Playoff Glance
- First Down (By Barker Davis)
- Malkin the super unknown (By Corey Masisak)
- Trainer supports jockey's decisions
- Pistons take time, then finish Magic
- Earnhardt defuses costly Busch bump
Monday, May 5
- Snyder's wife has breast cancer surgery (By David Elfin)
- Injured arm limits Estrada to backup role (By Ben Goessling)
- Redding leads way for Nats (By Ben Goessling)
- Hard to tell how healthy Wiz' future will become (By Tom Knott)
- Eight Belles' trainer defends his rider (By Jeffrey McMurray)
- Wizards try putting it back together (By Mike Jones)
- Horses avoid Preakness (By Ryan O'Halloran)
- Getting sensible about building a winner (By Ben Goessling)
- Rapids shut down United
- Stanley Cup Playoffs Glance
- NBA Playoffs Glance
- Daniels, Griffin aim to feel young (By David Elfin)
- Rookie Davis misses the bus (By David Elfin)
- A surprise from the start (By Mark Zuckerman)
- Nats affiliates roundup
- Saunders hit hard but still beats Orioles
- Celtics rout Hawks to close out series
- First Down
- Hoyas fail to gain tournament berth (By Patrick Stevens)
- Penguins eliminate Rangers
- The long forgotten jockey (By Dick Heller)
- Today's Line
- Local Calendar
- Deals
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