Tuesday, August 31, 2010

Sports: No cuts yet for Redskins, some appreciation for Ryan Zimmerman, Zane Parr's larger role for UVa.

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No cuts made by start of practice

The Redskins won't formally announce their roster cuts until this afternoon, and the team's practice this morning didn't offer any hints.

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A quick appreciation of Ryan Zimmerman

A losing baseball season can make it easy to take a great player for granted, especially when a player like Ryan Zimmerman so rarely seems impressed with himself.

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Defensive end Zane Parr to take on larger role

After playing in all 12 games last season as a reserve, Parr – listed at 6-foot-6 and 275 pounds – will start this season at one of the defensive end spots on Virginia's new 4-3 alignment.

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Monday, August 30, 2010

Sports News Alert: Clemens pleads not guilty to charges of lying to Congress

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News Alert: Clemens pleads not guilty to charges of lying to Congress
02:09 PM EDT Monday, August 30, 2010
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Former major league pitcher Roger Clemens pleads not guilty to six counts that he lied and obstructed a congressional investigation into whether he used performance-enhancing drugs.

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Sports: Malcolm Kelly practicing, news from around the country in Early Lead, our newest blogger LaVar Arrington

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McNabb resting, as Malcolm Kelly returns

Quarterback Donovan McNabb was not in pads and did not appear to be participating in practice with his teammates Monday, but Malcolm Kelly was on the field.

Early Lead
Favre gets an injection in his ailing left ankle

Following eight series of downs Saturday night in Minneapolis, Favre headed to the locker room for an injection of a lubricant in the left ankle.

Hard Hits
What if Roger Clemens is telling the truth?

Our newest blogger, former Redskins linebacker and current radio show host LaVar Arrington, offers his opinion on Roger Clemens as he faces arraignment later today.

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Friday, August 27, 2010

Sports: Strasburg needs Tommy John surgery, Clinton Portis' renewed dedication, will exciting offseason mean more wins for Wiz

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Strasburg 'probably' needs Tommy John surgery

Stephen Strasburg will 'probably' miss at least a year and perhaps the entire 2011 season after undergoing Tommy John surgery to replace the ulnar collateral ligament in his right elbow.

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Clinton Portis's new dedication to practice

Determined to prove he is still among the NFL's elite, running back Clinton Portis has displayed a renewed commitment to the team and his teammates have noticed.

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Has the offseason made you excited for the season?

Drafting John Wall has created considerable buzz for the future of the franchise, but Michael Lee wants your thoughts about the upcoming season.

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Sports News Alert: Nationals star Strasburg will 'probably' miss at least one year

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News Alert: Nationals star Strasburg will 'probably' miss at least one year
10:31 AM EDT Friday, August 27, 2010
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Rookie phenom Stephen Strasburg will "probably" miss at least one year and perhaps the entire 2011 baseball season after undergoing Tommy John surgery to replace the ulnar collateral ligament in his right elbow, General Manager Mike Rizzo says.

After one of the most electrifying beginnings to a baseball career in memory and after validating the massive hype that trumpeted his arrival, Strasburg ends his season with an uncertain future.

Strasburg will receive a second opinion from Dr. Lewis Yocum, the surgeon who performed Tommy John surgery on Jordan Zimmermann.

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Thursday, August 26, 2010

Sports: Strasburg has second MRI, Kyle Shanahan not surprised by Armstrong, a look back at Mystics' playoff loss

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Stephen Strasburg gets second MRI today

The Nats will get their clearest indication yet about the status of Strasburg's right arm after the 22-year-old rookie undergoes an arthrogram exam today. Results will be known on Friday.

Redskins Insider
K. Shanahan not surprised by Amstrong's success

After leading the Redskins in receiving through the first two preseason games, count offensive coordinator Kyle Shanahan among Anthony Armstrong's fans.

Mystics Insider
Mystics morning recap

Here's a look at what is being said about Washington's 95-90 loss to the Atlanta Dream in the first game of the Eastern Conference semifinals.

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