Sports: Roger Federer loses at Wimbledon, looking toward post-lockout free agents, Laynce Nix deals with more pain

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Post Sports: Afternoon Reading What's happening in D.C. sports right now ... Early Lead Wimbledon: Tsonga stuns Roger Federer Jo-Wilfried Tsonga stunned Roger Federer, doing the unimaginable by rallying from a two-set deficit to win their Wimbledon quarterfinal, 3-6, 6-7 (3-7), 6-4, 6-4, 6-4. Women's World Cup: Norway 1, Equatorial Guinea 0 Roger Goodell, DeMaurice Smith address rookies The Insider Free agents galore when the lockout ends The moment the lockout ends, we'll be neck-deep in the most intriguing free agency period the NFL has ever seen. Redskins describe FedEx Field changes to fans Championships: 1991 Game 2 vs. Dallas Nationals Journal/Baseball Insider Nix leaves again with tight Achilles' tendon Last night, Nix had again shown why he's gone from a non-roster free agent to regular cleanup hitter. But as he stood on first, he again felt the pain that's threatening to dampen his season. After disappointing 2010, James Shields dominant Leading off Get The Washington Post iPhone app! More Headlines Wizards Insider: Shelvin Mack continues to turn slights into success Bog: UMd. football wants you to refer a friend Television Highlights MLB: Washington at Los Angeles Angels, 7, MASN2 MLB: St. Louis 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

Sports: Tyler Clippard sat out with tired arm, Wizards in the red, Nadal to play on

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Post Sports: Afternoon Reading What's happening in D.C. sports right now ... Nationals Journal Clippard was out with a tired arm last night After Clippard went through his typical pregame throwing routine, he told pitching coach Steve McCatty, and the Nationals decided he would not pitch. Nats relievers blowing bubbles Wizards Insider Leonsis admits Wizards lost money last year In Ted Leonsis's first season as owner, the team finished with just 23 wins. In an interview with Comcast SportsNet, he admitted that the Wizards weren't very successful at the box office either. Leonsis on why the Wizards didn't trade up Vesely says Wizards will 'put on a show' Early Lead Nadal not seriously injured, will play in quarters Although he said it felt as if he had broken his foot, Rafael Nadal did not suffer a serious injury during his match Monday and will play his Wimbledon quarterfinal Wednesday. Maria Sharapova cruises into semis CWS: South Carolina defense does it in Game 1 Get The Washington Post iPhone app! More Headlines Capitals Insider: Brooks Laich signs a six-year extension Bog: Washingtonian readers name Dan Snyder 'local villain' Recruiting Insider: Maret DB Sean Davis rises from obscurity Television Highlights MLB: St. Louis at Baltimore, 7, MASN MLB: Washington at Los Angeles Angels, 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: Varlamov likely won't re-sign with Caps, the Nationals' secret of success, Williams sisters lose at Wimbledon

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Post Sports: Afternoon Reading What's happening in D.C. sports right now ... Capitals Insider Semyon Varlamov likely won't re-sign Pending restricted free agent Semyon Varlamov is unlikely to re-sign with the Capitals according to reports. A resolution should come before NHL free agency begins on July 1. Leonsis: Capitals will be active in NHL offseason Nationals Journal How the Nationals keep winning Tonight in Anaheim, Davey Johnson will inherit a team that, despite Saturday's blip, has seemingly forgotten how to lose. Nats TV ratings still climbing Nats offering two games on July 2 for two bucks Wimbledon Serena and Venus Williams fall, Sharapova wins Venus Williams joined her sister Serena in making a quick exit Monday at Wimbledon, and for the first time since 2006, neither Williams sister has reached the quarterfinals. Caroline Wozniacki upset by Dominika Cibulkova Murray, Djokovic advance with straight-set wins Get The Washington Post iPhone app! More Headlines Bog: Jan Vesely meets the D.C. media Baseball Insider: Leading Off Early Lead: Report: Terrell Owens has knee surgery Television Highlights MLB: Washington at Los Angeles Angeles 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: More on Riggleman's resignation and how the Wizards fared in the NBA Draft

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Post Sports: Afternoon Reading What's happening in D.C. sports right now ... Nationals Jim Riggleman talks about his night at Caddies Possibly the weirdest week of the year in D.C. sports reached its zenith when Jim Riggleman appeared on 106.7 The Fan Friday morning and discussed, among other things, the fact that he was drinking at Bethesda's Caddies on Cordell after resigning Thursday. Riggleman irritated by Mike Rizzo's account Jim Riggleman marks resignation with a drink Wizards Washington Wizards show, and find, some maturity in NBA draft HAMILTON: Ernie Grunfeld calmly snapped up three players with resumes of more than two sentences Thursday night in the NBA draft, Jan Vesely and girlfriend discuss their kiss Czech! Wizards covered every position in the draft College World Series Brian O'Connor says he's undecided on tonight's starter The Cavaliers' victory Thursday meant they would play South Carolina at 7 p.m., and while O'Connor claimed in his postgame press conference to not have "any idea right now, honestly," it seems a good bet that Hultzen – the staff's ace and the No. 2 overall selection in this year's MLB draft – will take the mound for the rematch against the Gamecocks. Get The Washington Post iPhone app! More Headlines Wimbledon: Andy Roddick ousted NBA Draft: Irene Pollin statement on Wizards draft picks NBA Draft: Jan Vesely: "I like to posterize" Interactive: Nine new coaches in the DC area NBA Draft: The Jan Vesely kiss Television Highlights MLB: Nationals at White Sox, 8, MASN MLB: Reds at Orioles, 7, MASN2 NHL: NHL Draft, 7, Versus College World Series, Virginia vs. South Carolina, 7, ESPN Tennis: Wimbledon, 7 a.m., ESPN2 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