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Why Jayden Daniels? ‘He just kind of takes your soul as a defense.’

The Commanders’ front office settled on Jayden Daniels — and it wasn’t close call.

By Nicki Jhabvala

Welcome to Washington, Jayden Daniels. Now, save the franchise.

By Barry Svrluga

The lesson of the draft’s first round: Offense rules the NFL

Even when NFL teams zagged from what was expected in Thursday night’s first round, they still wound up drafting for offense.

By Adam Kilgore

The Capitals, down but not out, hope for a more disciplined Game 3

“A seven-game series isn’t won or lost in the first two,” T.J. Oshie said. “It obviously helps when you go up two, but I like where our game is trending right now.”

By Bailey Johnson

Life is different for Shohei Ohtani. But his on-field dominance remains.

By Chelsea Janes

Hal Hershfelt, used to a life in motion, finds a foothold with the Spirit

By Thomas Floyd

LeBron James and the Lakers are coming apart at the seams

By Ben Golliver

Perspectives

Caitlin Clark’s shoe deal says the quiet part out loud about women’s hoops

By Kevin B. Blackistone

Alex Ovechkin looks ‘a little bit off,’ and it’s a big problem for the Caps

By Barry Svrluga

Picking a QB in the NFL draft remains a mysterious blind date

By Sally Jenkins

There’s a margin of error for these Capitals, but it’s razor thin

By Barry Svrluga

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NFL draft 2024: As the second round begins, will defense be the focus?

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Trailing 2-0 in series, Capitals set to host Rangers for Game 3

By Bailey Johnson

NFL draft 2024: Quarterbacks taken with six of the top 12 picks in offensive extravaganza

By Mark Maske, Des Bieler and Adam Kilgore

Washington Commanders take LSU’s Daniels with No. 2 pick

NBA players turn to meditation to help find their center

MacKenzie Gore battles but can’t halt sweep as Nats’ bats stay cold

What the Commanders need in the draft (besides a quarterback)

Editors’ Picks

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Riding the baddest bulls made him a legend. Then one broke his neck.

Rodeo stars find purpose in navigating primal forces. None of them ever went harder than J.B. Mauney.

By Sally Jenkins

The day the mountain crumbled

Her love of the backcountry drew Emily Franciose to boarding school in the Swiss Alps. Then the mountain fell apart beneath her skis – and left her parents wanting answers.

A betting scandal rocked Iowa sports. Then the case went sideways.

The probe revealed widespread sports-betting among college athletes – and a disjointed system to keep corruption in check.

By Albert Samaha

The Latest

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NFL draft 2024: As the second round begins, will defense be the focus?

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Sports TV and radio listings for D.C. region

Updated Friday, April 26, at 1 a.m. EDT

Trailing 2-0 in series, Capitals set to host Rangers for Game 3

By Bailey Johnson5 hours ago

Life is different for Shohei Ohtani. But his on-field dominance remains.

By Chelsea Janes6 hours ago

Why Jayden Daniels? ‘He just kind of takes your soul as a defense.’

By Nicki Jhabvala10 hours ago

LeBron James and the Lakers are coming apart at the seams

By Ben Golliver10 hours ago

BLACK OUTThe NFL’s failure to promote Black coaches

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Why Jayden Daniels? ‘He just kind of takes your soul as a defense.’

The Commanders’ front office settled on Jayden Daniels — and it wasn’t close call.

NFL draft 2024: As the second round begins, will defense be the focus?

Welcome to Washington, Jayden Daniels. Now, save the franchise.

LeBron James and the Lakers are coming apart at the seams

Riding the baddest bulls made him a legend. Then one broke his neck.

Major League Baseball

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Life is different for Shohei Ohtani. But his on-field dominance remains.

By Chelsea Janes

A fan heckled the ump. The Yankees’ Aaron Boone was tossed for it.

How a new class of Japanese stars is changing baseball

By Chelsea Janes

The early-morning call to Cal Ripken Jr. that led to Jackson Holliday’s No. 7

By Chelsea Janes

WASHINGTON NATIONALS

MacKenzie Gore battles but can’t halt sweep as Nats’ bats stay cold

By Andrew Golden

Dodgers batter Jake Irvin while Nationals’ offense shows little punch

Patrick Corbin is sharp, but Shohei Ohtani gets last word in series opener

Jake Irvin literally trained like a dog. It led to a breakout with the Nats.

National Basketball Association

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LeBron James and the Lakers are coming apart at the seams

By Ben Golliver

NBA players turn to meditation to help find their center

By Joshua Needelman

Clippers star Kawhi Leonard is back from injury. Now comes the hard part.

By Ben Golliver

NBA admits refs missed calls late in Knicks’ wild Game 2 win vs. 76ers

WASHINGTON WIZARDS

Wizards’ front office is ready to make the most of its first full offseason

Pending free agent Tyus Jones feels right at home with the Wizards

At the end of the worst Wizards season ever, more change is coming

A season of challenges has made clear: Deni Avdija has grown up

College Football

WASHINGTON MYSTICS

National Hockey League

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Coyotes bid emotional goodbye to Arizona ahead of move to Salt Lake City

By Matt Bonesteel and Des Bieler

Rangers-Devils brawl results in eight ejections two seconds into game

Capitals’ Ethan Bear enters NHL’s player assistance program

Penguins recover stolen Jaromir Jagr bobbleheads

By Matt Bonesteel

WASHINGTON CAPITALS

Trailing 2-0 in series, Capitals set to host Rangers for Game 3

By Bailey Johnson

The Capitals, down but not out, hope for a more disciplined Game 3

Alex Ovechkin looks ‘a little bit off,’ and it’s a big problem for the Caps

Caps drop Game 2 and head home with their backs against the wall

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