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Commanders lose Daniels to gruesome arm injury during blowout loss to Seahawks
The Commanders endured a nightmare against the visiting Seattle Seahawks on Sunday night. Washington lost in a 38-14 blowout after quarterback Jayden Daniels suffered a gruesome-looking injury to his left arm.
LOVERRO: Montreal is a great city, but baseball doesn't work there
There's a Canadian sentimental streak running through this World Series that goes beyond the presence of the American League champion Toronto Blue Jays. It's about the absence of another team - the Montreal Expos.
Commanders' McLaurin ruled out for Seahawks game as Daniels returns to practice
The Commanders are taking one step forward and one step back. Quarterback Jayden Daniels was a full participant after missing last week's game with a right hamstring strain, but receiver Terry McLaurin will miss Sunday's game against the Seattle Seahawks after reinjuring his quad, coach Dan Quinn announced Wednesday.
LOVERRO: Commanders game too ugly to watch? Try Ohtani on the other station
I can't write a column today about a barely watchable football game when one of the greatest sporting events in our lifetime took place the same night -- six hours and 39 minutes of drama.
LOVERRO: NBA is going to need buckets of detergent to wash this stain out
In the wake of the federal game-fixing and other charges involving a former NBA player Damon Jones, current Miami Heat star Terry Rozier and a Hall of Famer and Portland Trail Blazers coach Chauncey Billups, who will be the figure that drops a hammer that resonates throughout the sport for a century?
LOVERRO: Move over, Waldo, it's time to play 'Where are the Wizards?'
The Washington Wizards open the NBA season Wednesday night in Milwaukee, a place where they know what the Larry O' Brien Championship Trophy looks like.
LOVERRO: The franchise resurrection may have hit a snag
Well, this Washington Commanders season certainly isn't as much fun as everyone thought it would be.
LOVERRO: Why a Red Sox-style makeover of the Nationals may not be all it's cracked up to be
Paul Toboni, the new Washington Nationals president of baseball operations, spent last week taking the first steps of putting his fingerprints on the franchise by waving goodbye to many of the front office executives and player development field-level employees who were part of the organization that he inherited.
LOVERRO: New book enlightens fans on Snyder's terrible tenure, men who built NFL into juggernaut
Ken Belson's new book illustrates how this powerful trio of Jerry Jones, Robert Kraft and Roger Goodell exerted its power and influence to lead the way to a business that generates $23 billion a year, with no end in sight to its growth.
Hamlin's emotional victory at Las Vegas has him back in title contention
Denny Hamlin has been NASCAR's main character this season, from his lawsuit against NASCAR and his weekly, opinion-laden podcasts to the defining role he played in setting the final eight drivers in the playoff field.
Sanders approves Colorado fans' field-storming after win over Iowa State
Colorado football coach Deion Sanders was glad to see his fans storm the field following the Buffaloes' 24-17 win over No. 22 Iowa State on Saturday.
LOVERRO: Last year or not, it's Ovechkin. Count your blessings, fans
Alex Ovechkin celebrated his 40th birthday last month. Wednesday night, he will take the ice at Capital One Arena with the Washington Capitals to face the Boston Bruins for his 21st National Hockey League season.
U.S. Ryder Cup a mess that not even another task force could fix
The best news out of the American camp since losing the Ryder Cup again to the Europeans is that no one has suggested another task force.
LOVERRO: Homecoming for Daniels puts Commanders in control
Jayden Daniels went home Sunday. And he brought gifts -- a 27-10 win over the carpetbagging Los Angeles Chargers that reminded anyone who forgot that he is the sun around which all Washington Commanders planets revolve.
For success with Nationals, Toboni says rocks need to be moved. He's got some boulders to clear
Paul Toboni, the new Washington Nationals president of baseball operations, was introduced to the public in the District on the day the federal government shut down.
Decision rooted in humanity, family ended one of boxing's greatest fights
The legacy of the rivalry between Muhammad Ali and Joe Frazier remains unrivaled.
LOVERRO: Atlanta collapse shows how much the Commanders need their missing stars
Mercedes-Benz Stadium certainly was open Sunday and cooking, frying the Commanders' carcass. It wasn't a full helping, though. The meat on the bones -- quarterback Jayden Daniels and receivers Terry McLaurin and Noah Brown -- didn't even make the trip, nursing their injuries in the comfort of home cooking..
LOVERRO: Leonsis' bid to own Nationals has more hurdles than just his woeful Wizards
Monumental Sports and Entertainment boss Ted Leonsis is still banging the drum to buy the Washington Nationals.
LOVERRO: A dominant win for Mariota, Quinn and a roster built the right way
Marcus Mariota, who could have went to a number of other teams this offseason to compete for a starting job, chose instead to return to Washington to be Daniels' backup and be ready when the organization needed him, like it did Sunday.
LOVERRO: Longer seasons, harder hits mean more down time for NFL QBs
Jayden Daniels did a lot of heavy lifting this week, even though he didn't practice as of Thursday.
