Sports: More from Dan Snyder, Nationals need wins, Kevin Barnes wants to start

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Post Sports: Afternoon Reading What's happening in D.C. sports right now ... Bog More about Dan Snyder's media tour There were enough other things worth mentioning about Dan Snyder's mid-week mini media tour last week that Dan Steinberg figured it deserved another post. John Beck's agent denied an interview request Who's worse: LeBron or Mark Cuban? Nationals Journal/Baseball Insider For Nats, little things not adding up to wins No matter how you choose to define it, the Nationals do 'the little things' well. They play crisp, clean games. But they also lose most of the time. Leading off Local Pros Barnes wants shot at starting CB job After finishing the 2010 NFL season on a strong note, and with Carlos Rogers a free agent, Kevin Barnes has his eye on the starting cornerback spot opposite DeAngelo Hall. Haynesworth settles road-rage assault allegation Kawhi Leonard hoping to go high in NBA draft Get The Washington Post iPhone app! More Headlines John Feinstein: Tressel had to go, but he's not alone NHL Insider: Thrashers' purchase, move to Winnipeg announced today Television Highlights MLB: Philadelphia at Washington, 7, MASN MLB: Baltimore at Seattle, 10, MASN2 NBA Finals: Dallas at Miami, WJLA-7 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: Dan Snyder speaks, top-seed falls in France, report on GMU grad Justin Bour

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Post Sports: Afternoon Reading What's happening in D.C. sports right now ... The Insider Dan Snyder denies wristband story Redskins rules prevent us from embedding the long video of his interview with Fox 5 sports director Dave Feldman, but there's a bunch of fascinating stuff. Banneker student wins Redskins scholarship Early Lead Caroline Wozniacki upset in French Open Caroline Wozniacki, the top-seeded women's player at the French Open and the No. 1 player in the world, was upset by Daniela Hantuchova, the No. 28 seed, today in Paris. James puts on a new act as Miami Heat win Baseball Insider GMU grad Justin Bour crushing Florida State League With practically the identical swing he had at Westfield High School andiin college, Bour is putting up prodigious power numbers with the Daytona Cubs. Leading off Get The Washington Post iPhone app! More Headlines Nationals Journal: Nationals at a make-or-break point Capitals Insider: Reviewing the season: Brooks Laich Hokies Journal: Rob Ehsan talks about his plans Soccer Insider: Who will win the UEFA Champions League title Television Highlights MLB: San Diego at Washington, 7, MASN MLB: Baltimore at Detroit, 10, MASN2 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: Graham Gano changes approach, more from ESPN the book, Kim Clijsters upset

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Post Sports: Afternoon Reading What's happening in D.C. sports right now ... The Insider Gano working on new approach Graham Gano knew he needed to change things this offseason, so after a short rest period he set out to change his usual three-step approach. Post readers: lockout's effect on fantasy football Redskins make rookies pick up trash Bog Kornheiser debated Feinstein in front of the Capitol Here's yet another D.C. media-related tidbit from the ESPN book. It comes from Tony Kornheiser, out of nowhere, during the section on the creation of ESPN2. KFC is the Redskins' official chicken Wale wears new Wizards jersey on Jimmy Kimmel Early Lead French Open: Clijsters upset by Arantxa Rus Kim Clijsters's streak of 15 Grand Slam match victories ended Thursday at the French Open with a flurry of unforced errors. Ray Small on violations: 'Everybody was doing it' Get The Washington Post iPhone app! More Headlines Nationals Journal: Jayson Werth not just talk Recruiting Insider: Montrose Christian's Anderson commits to Virginia Soccer Insider: Exploring a potential stadium site for D.C. United Capitals Insider: Reviewing the season: Mike Knuble Television Highlights NBA Playoffs: Miami at Chicago, 8:30, TNT 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: Michael Morse heating up for Nats, Cowherd on Sean Taylor again, Lakers offer Mike Brown

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Post Sports: Afternoon Reading What's happening in D.C. sports right now ... Nationals Journal Michael Morse is heating up Recent circumstances have given Morse another opportunity to play every day. He still shows up and wonders if he'll be in the daily lineup, and that, for him, seems to work best. Today's Nationals-Brewers lineups Bog Cowherd stands by his Sean Taylor critique Remember what ESPN radio noisemaker Colin Cowherd said about Sean Taylor after his death? If you need a reminder, here you go. Portis: McNabb wasn't ready for the D.C. media Early Lead Report: Lakers offer coaching job to Mike Brown The Los Angeles Lakers reportedly have put together a deal to hire Mike Brown, the former coach of the Cleveland Cavaliers, to replace Phil Jackson. Video: Chris Cooley and Fred Davis wrestle Ryan Kerrigan talks of hearing loss in left ear Get The Washington Post iPhone app! More Headlines The Insider: Armstrong's coaching extends to football field Capitals Insider: Reviewing the season: D.J. King NBA Insider: Mavs' comeback brings back memories of '86 Hard Hits: Backing up Ray Lewis Soccer Insider: Spain's roster for June 4 friendly vs.United States Television Highlights MLB: Kansas City at Baltimore, 7, MASN 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