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Power rankings and odds to make the playoffs for every team

What to know from NFL Week 13: The Bills are happy to let it snow

By Adam Kilgore

columns

Mikaela Shiffrin: ‘I have not really felt that kind of pain — ever’

By Barry Svrluga

Derrick Henry and Saquon Barkley keep the Ravens and Eagles grounded

By Jerry Brewer

In transgender fight, volleyball ‘saviors’ miss the point of sports

By Sally Jenkins

Colorado’s Travis Hunter can do it all, including revive the Heisman Trophy

By Jerry Brewer

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NFL playoff projections

By Neil Greenberg and Chris Alcantara

Giannis Antetokounmpo and the Bucks are recovering from a dreadful start

By Varun Shankar

At least 56 killed in crowd crush at soccer match in Guinea, officials say

By Cindy Boren, Mohamed Barry and Rachel Chason

Hail or Fail: Commanders trample the Titans to snap losing streak

By Matt Bonesteel

Azeez Al-Shaair apologizes to Trevor Lawrence as NFL reviews illegal hit

By Mark Maske

McLaren needed a reboot. The bold moves of Brown, its CEO, have helped position it for a team championship.

NFL playoff picture: Projected field entering Week 14

College football is a little tipsy a week before playoff selections

College football coaching carousel: Purdue, West Virginia, UCF jobs open up

Editors’ Picks

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Zak Brown, a self-made scrapper, has led McLaren to the cusp of an F1 title

By Roman Stubbs

How do NFL players put their thoughts to rest? By writing them down.

Hut, hut, write: Why journaling is the NFL’s not-so-secret weapon.

By Adam Kilgore

They coached their sons together. Now those kids are Caps teammates.

Brandon Duhaime and Jakob Chychrun grew up playing together in South Florida. They’re reunited with two of their earliest coaches — their dads — during this year’s Capitals mentors trip.

By Bailey Johnson

grievance gamesHow grievance and division have splintered American sports

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Sports TV and radio listings for D.C. region

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Sports TV and radio listings for D.C. region

Updated Tuesday, December 3, at 12 a.m. EST

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Hoyas put ‘home cooking’ in the past, prepare to measure their growth

By Patrick Stevens6 hours ago

At least 56 killed in crowd crush at soccer match in Guinea, officials say

By Cindy Boren, Mohamed Barry and Rachel ChasonUpdated 8 hours ago

Washington enters its bye on a high after ending a three-game losing streak.

The Nats cut ties with Kyle Finnegan. Here’s what that means for Washington.

By Andrew GoldenUpdated 9 hours ago

Christian McCaffrey will go on injured reserve, possibly ending a tough season

By Mark MaskeUpdated 10 hours ago

18 things we learned from the Commanders’ skid-snapping blowout of the Titans

Without the ‘greatest power-play player of all time,’ the Caps are surging

Christian McCaffrey will go on injured reserve, possibly ending a tough season

Column

Lou Carnesecca was charming, self-deprecating and one heck of a coach

Football Top 20: Dunbar wins another Turkey Bowl, Maryland title games set

Major League Baseball

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What Blake Snell’s deal means for the Dodgers — and everyone else

Shohei Ohtani, Aaron Judge are named MLB’s most valuable players

When Roki Sasaki hits the MLB market, every team can make a credible bid

Braves’ Chris Sale, Tigers’ Tarik Skubal capture MLB’s Cy Young Awards

WASHINGTON NATIONALS

National Basketball Association

The Nats cut ties with Kyle Finnegan. Here’s what that means for Washington.

By Andrew Golden

D.C. Council clears funds for Nationals Park, Capital One Arena facelifts

Nats cut ties with Kyle Finnegan, Tanner Rainey at non-tender deadline

At GM meetings, Mike Rizzo says Nationals could be in position to add

(Lucas Peltier/AP)

Duke has thrown freshman Cooper Flagg ‘in the fire.’ Just like he wanted.

By Ben Golliver

Column

How does a champion motivate itself? The Celtics are figuring it out.

By Candace Buckner

Earl Monroe changed the NBA. At 80, he is still making moves.

By Paul Schwartzman

The Cavaliers finally lost, but their NBA title aspirations remain intact

By Ben Golliver

WASHINGTON WIZARDS

Giannis Antetokounmpo and the Bucks are recovering from a dreadful start

By Varun Shankar

Bilal Coulibaly is learning what two-way play takes in the NBA

Wizards just can’t stop James Harden in their 13th straight loss

In a season of silver linings, Alex Sarr adds another in loss to Bulls

College Football

BLACK OUTThe NFL’s failure to promote Black coaches

Soccer

WASHINGTON MYSTICS AND WNBA