Sports: Nats' tough stretch, Redskins secondary adjusts to 3-4, World Cup teams arrive in South Africa

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Post Sports: Afternoon Reading What's happening in D.C. sports right now ... Nationals The going still tough for the Nationals The Nats were destined to have a difficult beginning to their season. Of their 48 games, 39 have come against teams currently .500 or better. Zimmerman line drive bounces off vendor's face Redskins Safeties will be asked to do a lot more While much of the focus on the transition from a 4-3 defense to a 3-4 has been on the line and linebackers, the new scheme has brought big changes in the secondary as well. Jim Haslett confident in his personnel Dexter Manley: Haynesworth needs 'to humble himself' World Cup Video: Teams arrive in South Africa Check out a Reuters video report on the teams arriving in South Africa for the World Cup, including a look at England's team hotel/training facility. Videos: U.S. World Cup player highlights Calling all supporters heading to South Africa! More Headlines NBA Insider: Lakers get lucky, Celtics get worried Baseball Insider: Mets-Phillies: Did that just happen? World Cup: For final score updates from every World Cup game. Text "SOCCER" to 98999 Television Highlights MLB: Baltimore at Toronto, 7, MASN MLB: Washington at San Diego, 10, MASN2 NBA Playoffs: Orlando at Boston, 8:30, ESPN More sports on TV UNSUBSCRIBE | Additional Newsletter Services | Advertising | Subscribe to the Paper | Privacy Policy Washington Post Digital | c/o E-mail Customer Care | 1150 15th St. NW | Washington, D.C. 20071

Sports: Kennedy deals with backup role, Kemoeatu aims to lose, soccer news and notes

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Post Sports: Afternoon Reading What's happening in D.C. sports right now ... Nationals Adam Kennedy can roll with the role Though "its not easy", Adam Kennedy is dealing with his recent role as a reserve. Says Manager Jim Riggleman, "I feel bad about that, because I love having him on the field." Redskins Kemoeatu trying to get down to 345 pounds Nose tackle Maake Kemoeatu said he is "at 90 percent" in his recovery from a torn right Achillies' tendon, but his biggest concern is getting his weight down. Rogers, McIntosh have not signed tenders yet Joe Gibbs's advice to Mike Shanahan Soccer Insider Thursday kickaround A look at the final U.S. World Cup roster, the results of several International friendlies and more. Video: Landon Donovan and the Copy Machine More Headlines The League: Labor talks to resume next month World Cup: For final score updates from every World Cup game. Text "SOCCER" to 98999 Television Highlights MLB: Oakland at Baltimore, 7, MASN2 NBA Playoffs: Phoenix at Los Angeles Lakers, 9, TNT College Baseball: ACC Tournament, Virginia Tech Vs. Georgia Tech, 8, Comcast SportsNet More sports on TV UNSUBSCRIBE | Additional Newsletter Services | Advertising | Subscribe to the Paper | Privacy Policy Washington Post Digital | c/o E-mail Customer Care | 1150 15th St. NW | Washington, D.C. 20071

Sports: Nats facing tough stretch, Haynesworth hit with suit, Flip likes Wall

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Post Sports: Afternoon Reading What's happening in D.C. sports right now ... Nationals Challenges add up for the Nationals The Nats have stayed afloat this season by constantly meeting challenges but numerous factors conspiring together may make tonight and the days ahead the most difficult test yet. Redskins Haynesworth targeted in $10 million paternity suit The New York Post reported today that a Brooklyn stripper is suing Haynesworth for $10 million, claiming that she's carrying his child and receiving no support from him. Roger Goodell does not address Santana Moss situation Larry Johnson on leaving Kansas City Wizards Saunders: Wall could 'revolutionize' point guard play Though the team has yet to officially tip their hand as to who they'll draft next month, Coach Flip Saunders is certainly fond of John Wall. More Headlines Soccer Insider: Onyewu's return, Milan in D.C., World Cup viewing High School: D.C.P.S. athletics budget features apparent error Television Highlights MLB: Oakland at Baltimore, 7, MASN MLB: New York Yankees at Minnesota, 7, ESPN2 MLB: Washington at San Francisco, 10, MASN2 Soccer: A.C. Milan at D.C. United, 8, Comcast SportsNet NBA Playoffs: Boston at Orlando, 8:30, ESPN More sports on TV UNSUBSCRIBE | Additional Newsletter Services | Advertising | Subscribe to the Paper | Privacy Policy Washington Post Digital | c/o E-mail Customer Care | 1150 15th St. NW | Washington, D.C. 20071

Sports: Willingham feels at home, Jarmon recovering, U.S. Soccer friendly tonight

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Post Sports: Afternoon Reading What's happening in D.C. sports right now ... Nationals Where Josh Willingham wants to be Josh Willingham is having one of the best seasons of any left fielder in baseball. He also wants to remain a National for the rest of his career. Dmitri Young is back in the game Redskins Jarmon continues to progress in recovery After tearing his left anterior cruciate ligament Jeremy Jarmon has not participated in the team's minicamp, but is optimistic about his progress. Soccer Insider U.S. roster clues? For tonight's friendly against the Czech Republic, buzz is that several regulars will remain in street clothes. More Headlines NBA Insider: Magic fight back Hokies: Austin Wates named first-team all-ACC Television Highlights MLB: Oakland at Baltimore, 7, MASN MLB: Washington at San Francisco, 10, MASN2 NBA Playoffs: Los Angeles Lakers at Phoenix, 9, TNT Soccer: Czech Republic at United States, 8, ESPN More sports on TV UNSUBSCRIBE | Additional Newsletter Services | Advertising | Subscribe to the Paper | Privacy Policy Washington Post Digital | c/o E-mail Customer Care | 1150 15th St. NW | Washington, D.C. 20071

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Monday, 24-May-10 14:30:23 EDT MOST VIEWED ARTICLES No easy solution to the mysteries of admissions Andy Pettis is, like many of us, a conscientious parent of a Washington area high school student. He does not understand how some selective colleges admitted his daughter and others did not. She applied to six public universities in Virginia. Dueling Analysis: Dissecting the 'Lost' series finale' In which Jen and Liz agree, not to say goodbye, but to move on after four years (and six seasons) of analyzing TV's biggest cult hit ever. Read along, then join them at noon ET for the "Lost" Hour live chat. http://wpo.st/ZH50 In Europe, one false move could set off global chain If the trouble starts -- and it remains an "if" -- the trigger may well be obscure to the concerns of most Americans: a missed budget projection by the Spanish government, the failure of Greece to hit a deficit-reduction target, a drop in Ireland's economic output. The 'Lost' Finale: 'The End' Share your thoughts, feelings, reflections (and frustrations) with Liz Kelly and Jen Chaney as they take your questions about "The End," the final episode of "Lost." A new page in Facebook privacy People want easier control over their information. >> View full list MOST VIEWED GALLERIES 1. The end of 'Lost' 2. Rima Fakih, Izabella Miko, Jennifer Lopez and others in Eye on Entertainment 3. Shakira, Kristin Davis, the Jonas Brothers and others in Eye on Entertainment 4. Queen Elizabeth, gulf oil spill, Shrek and more in the day in photos 5. Colombia's paramilitary past resurfaces >> View full list MOST EMAILED ARTICLES The new culture war Nature Conservancy faces potential backlash from ties with BP The lessons of Mark Souder In Europe, one false move could set off global chain Roses? Check. Candy? Check. Little pink pill? FDA checking. >> View full list MOST VIEWED DISCUSSIONS "The 'Lost' Finale: 'The End' "Post Politics Hour "Advice from Slate's 'Dear Prudence' "Media Backtalk: Howard Kurtz on the Media: Sarah Ferguson tabloid tape, Chuck Todd, more "Dr. Gridlock: Your traffic and transit questions >> View full list SEND US A TIP | ADVERTISE | UNSUBSCRIBE | PRIVACY POLICY | NEWSLETTER CENTER Washington Post Digital c/o E-mail Customer Care 1150 15th Street NW Washington,DC 20071