Thursday, March 31, 2011

Sports: Nats and Braves play ball, Mike Green injury update, Jordan Crawford's career night

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Nationals-Braves opening day lineups

As of now, it's looking good for the Nats and Braves to get their opening day game in. And we have it, these will be the participants.

Capitals Insider
Boudreau hoping Green might practice Friday

Mike Green skated for about 20 minutes Thursday morning but left the ice when the rest of the Capitals started the morning skate.

Wizards Insider
Crawford has career night in John Wall's absence

After Wall was ejected in the second quarter, Jordan Crawford filled in to serve as the Wizards' primary scoring option and ball handler and finished with a career-high 39 points.

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Wednesday, March 30, 2011

Sports: Notes from Caps' practice, Nats' roster updates, Andray Blatche due back tonight

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Dennis Wideman not practicing

Dennis Wideman, who suffered an apparent lower-body injury last night against the Carolina Hurricanes, is not on the ice for practice and is officially listed as day-to-day.

Nationals Journal
Surest thing about the roster? It will change

Chances are, all the effort put into forecasting and debating the initial Nationals 25-man roster will amount to proportionally little importance.

Wizards Insider
Andray Blatche in, Trevor Booker out

Andray Blatche will likely return against Miami tonight, but rookie Trevor Booker 'might be done for the year' after an MRI on Tuesday may have revealed a crack on the bottom of his foot.

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Tuesday, March 29, 2011

Sports: Ovechkin and Arnott ready to play, Nationals release opening day lineup, injured Wizards hope to play

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Ovechkin, Arnott say they're ready to play

Forwards Alex Ovechkin and Jason Arnott participated in this morning's skate, and although there's no official word if they would play tonight, both appear all but certain to do so.

Nationals Journal
The Nationals' opening day lineup

We've had a pretty good idea for a few days what the Nats' opening day lineup would look like, but Manager Jim Riggleman made it official today.

Wizards Insider
Young, Booker want to return, not sure when

Nick Young and Trevor Booker wanted to be out on the court to contribute to last night's win, but they are focused now on simply returning for some of the final nine games remaining.

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Monday, March 28, 2011

Sports: Ovechkin nears full strength, no more Feinstein on Kornheiser, NFL players make plans for draft

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Alex Ovechkin: 'I think I'm ready to go'

Alex Ovechkin completed his first full practice with his teammates, During which he appeared to have jump in his stride and didn't hesitate on any of the drills.

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Why Feinstein is no longer on Kornheiser's show

The longtime magical radio relationship between John Feinstein and Tony Kornheiser has apparently ended. Over money.

Early Lead
NFL players meet today to plan draft night

The NFL Players Association will meet today to decide just what it will do about the first round of the NFL draft, which is one month from today.

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