Sports: Capitals' second like has a void, Wizards limp into all-star break, Nats look to Livan again

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Post Sports: Afternoon Reading What's happening in D.C. sports right now ... Capitals Insider Numbers alone show void at second-line center When the Capitals entered this season without a proven center to fill a void on the second line, they knew that those who might take the spot most often would have their inconsistencies. Hendricks, Boudreau react to Sutton's hit Line change: Can the Caps put it all together? Wizards Insider Short-handed Wiz enter all-star break with whimper The concern entering their last game before the all-star break was not necessarily if they would be able to defeat the Orlando Magic, but would they have enough offense to keep the game respectable. Rashard Lewis: There's still something to play for Should coaches publicly criticize their players? Nationals Journal Can Livan Hernandez do it again? Last year Hernandez was remarkable, as he did not miss a single start. This year, it looks like the Nationals are going to trust him to be their ace. Will he live up to the designation? Pitchers, including Strasburg, get their first work in Long toss: Are you a believer? Get The Washington Post iPhone app! More Headlines Early Lead: Miguel Cabrera arrested for DUI in Florida Soccer Insider: Freedom is a Washington team in name only Terrapins Insider: Best-case, worst-case for next season? Cavaliers Journal: Football practice March 26 at Episcopal High Baseball Insider: Fred Wilpon: 'We were duped' by Madoff Television Highlights NHL: Washington at San Jose, 10:30, 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