Sean Doolittle was dinged for two homers, and Daniel Hudson allowed a go-ahead three-run shot as Washington fell to 4-7.
Nationals’ bullpen collapses in the eighth inning as the Orioles rally to a 5-3 win
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Sean Doolittle wants to be a better ally. He will protest with his teammates, if they choose to.
The outspoken Nationals closer is prepared to leverage his platform. And he has a message to teammates: If you kneel, I’ll kneel right beside you.
Julie Donaldson hired by Washington’s NFL team to replace radio voice Larry Michael
Donaldson is believed to be the first woman to be a full-time member of an NFL team’s broadcast crew.
Daniel Snyder is detrimental to the welfare of the NFL. He must go.
Washington’s pro football franchise offers little to the league beyond losing and disgrace.
If Washington picks Red Tails, Tuskegee Airmen nonprofit wants to make sure it’s done right
Some question whether the pioneering African American aviators should become an NFL mascot.
Daniel Snyder no longer has a choice, and he knows it. Battle over name has reached its endgame.
There’s no need for a “thorough review.” Just change the name as soon as possible.
Baseball won’t be a diversion. It will be a reminder of how serious this pandemic truly is.
The players are back at Nationals Park, but that doesn’t mean we’re back to normal.
Redskins to remove George Preston Marshall’s name from all team material
The franchise’s founder was football’s leading segregationist.
What we see in a flag or a noose or a black racer is telling. We can do better.
If what happened in Talladega was a misunderstanding, it speaks to our lack of understanding.
How Bubba Wallace ended up assigned to a garage stall containing a noose
It appears one assumption and one major coincidence triggered an FBI investigation.
America can’t act like a team, and it might cost us the return of sports
No fun in dysfunction: A divided country can abide by the simple measures that could make our leagues’ attempts to resume play successful.
Will MLB’s health and safety plan hold up once baseball returns? It will be a tough task.
The sport’s plan for a 2020 season leaves a lot to discretion and chance.
Racist hate for Bubba Wallace was inevitable. Now NASCAR must stand with him.
As the organization investigates, the sport’s leading voices must be heard.
Racist hate for Bubba Wallace was inevitable. Now NASCAR must stand with him.
As the organization investigates, the sport’s leading voices must be heard.
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