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Cameras caught Binnington in the act, and before play resumed in the second period, linesman Michel Cormier spoke with the goalie.

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East Carolina went five consecutive weeks without playing on the sport’s traditional day, part of a growing strategy to increase television exposure.

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Wall announced his retirement and a role with Prime Video’s NBA studio show in August. Haywood also will call college basketball games for NBC.

Washington is stuck in neutral on the ground, stalling its efforts to establish an identity.

Freddie Freeman hit a walk-off home run in the 18th inning of Game 3, but that was only the final step of a remarkable baseball odyssey.

The good and bad from Washington’s defeat in Kansas City, including Terry McLaurin’s return and fourth-down struggles.

The latest chapter of the rebuild begins with something familiar: A loss that saw Washington trail from the first basket until the final buzzer.

The coach concedes his Commanders are “off course.” It’s his job to right them.

The good and bad from Washington’s loss to the Cowboys, including a safety and another big day for Dak Prescott.

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After Monday night’s deflating loss, Washington players and coaches weren’t fumbling for answers on what’s needed to get back on course.