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NFLPA files suit alleging collusion
By Rich Campbell - The Washington Times
The NFL Players Association on Wednesday filed a federal lawsuit charging the NFL with colluding to impose “a secret $123 million per-Club salary cap” for the 2010 season, which the collective bargaining agreement between the two sides stipulated was to have been uncapped.

Washington Nationals' Bryce Harper hit a two-run triple off of Philadelphia Phillies starter Roy Halladay in the third inning Tuesday. The Nats won 5-2, as Halladay gave up all five runs. (AP Photo/Matt Slocum)

Harper helps Nationals get the best of Halladay in 5-2 win

By Amanda Comak - The Washington Times

There was a morning this spring that Washington Nationals hitting coach Rick Eckstein and outfielder Bryce Harper found themselves in a conversation about opposing starters in the National League East. Eckstein, who recalled the conversation on another morning in Viera, Fla., listened as Harper detailed exactly how he thought one particular pitcher in the division might attack him.

Redskins rookie quarterback Robert Griffin III (10) and Rex Grossman, the starter for most of the 2011 season, share a moment during the first organized team activity. Griffin was the Heisman Trophy winner last year at Baylor. (Andrew Harnik/The Washington Times)

Arbitrator dismisses Redskins salary cap grievance

By Rich Campbell - The Washington Times

The Washington Redskins are moving on after an arbitrator Tuesday dismissed their grievance challenging their $36 million salary cap penalty.

Smarty Jones (center, with jockey Stewart Elliott aboard) won the first two legs of the Triple Crown in 2004, only to finish second to Birdstone in the Belmont Stakes. (Associated Press)

Third party: Doug O'Neill seeks crowning glory with I'll Have Another

By Stephen Whyno - The Washington Times

Watching from the stands at Churchill Downs and then Pimlico Race Course, Doug O'Neill experienced the thrill of victory twice.

** FILE ** In this May 30, 2011, file photo, IndyCar driver Dan Wheldon, of England, poses with his family, wife Susie, left, holding Oliver, and Sebastian, right, next to the Borg-Warner Trophy during the traditional winners photo of the Indianapolis 500 auto race champion on the start/finish line at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in Indianapolis. (AP Photo/Michael Conroy, File)

Susie Wheldon heads to Indy 500 to honor husband

By Jenna Fryer - Associated Press

Some days are better than others for Susie Wheldon, and there's rarely any warning what will trigger the emotional roller coaster she's been on since husband Dan Wheldon's fatal crash in last year's IndyCar finale.

The Nationals' next closer likely will come from among Tyler Clippard, Craig Stammen and Sean Burnett. Clippard was an All-Star in the set-up role last season, Stammen is 3-0 with a 1.44 ERA and Burnett has 10 career saves. Henry Rodriguez lost the job after a series of wild outings. (Associated Press)

Henry Rodriguez out as Nats' stopper, leaving three likely candidates

By Amanda Comak - The Washington Times

As Henry Rodriguez took the mound at Citizens Bank Park on Monday night, all eyes from the Washington Nationals' dugout and bullpen were on him. The warm-up pitches, they knew, would tell them all they needed to know.

Guard Russell Westbrook and his Oklahoma City teammates brushed aside the Los Angeles Lakers in five games to reach the Western Conference final for the second straight season. Last year, the Thunder were eliminated by Dallas in five games. (Associated Press)

SNYDER: Out West, storm front brings lots of Thunder

By Deron Snyder - The Washington Times

Champions don't pass the torch when an up-and-comer nips at their heels, eager for a taste at the summit. Contenders must snatch the crown and pry it away from seasoned winners.

Los Angeles Kings' Mike Richards (10) celebrates his goal against the Phoenix Coyotes with Dustin Penner (25), Alec Martinez (27), Matt Greene and Jeff Carter (77) in the second period during Game 5 of the Western Conference finals, Tuesday, May 22, 2012, in Glendale, Ariz. (AP Photo/Ross D. Franklin)

Kings edge Coyotes 4-3 in overtime to win West

By John Marshall - Associated Press

A great road playoff run has the Los Angeles Kings in a place they haven't been since the Great One was skating in Southern California.

Duke goalie Dan Wigrizer has a .600 save percentage in two NCAA tournament games heading into Saturday's semifinal against Maryland. (Duke University)

Duke goalie Dan Wigrizer has a blue-ribbon tutor

By Patrick Stevens - The Washington Times

Dan Wigrizer is working with three position coaches in as many seasons, so the Duke goalie understands there are plenty of avenues to success.

The New York Rangers have alternated wins and losses in their last 11 playoff games. The Eastern Conference final series with the New Jersey Devils is tied at two games apiece. (AP Photo/Kathy Willens)

After four games, Rangers fit to be tied

By Ira Podell - The Washington Times

Practice for the New York Rangers went from optional to mandatory. Their attitude shifted from agitated to optimistic.

Philadelphia 76ers head coach Doug Collins during the second half of Game 5 of Eastern Conference semifinal playoff series in Boston on Monday, May 21, 2012. The Celtics won 101-85. (AP Photo/Charles Krupa)

Doug Collins turning back clock to inspire Sixers

By Dan Gelston - Associated Press

Before coach Doug Collins had his Philadelphia 76ers look ahead to Game 6, he had them rewind the tape to a dusty Game 7.

Washington Redskins tight end Chris Cooley (47) speaks to members of the media at the conclusion of the first day of organized team activity at Redskins Park, Ashburn, Va., Monday, May 21, 2012. (Andrew Harnik/The Washington Times)

Redskins' Cooley intent on showing he still can play after knee injury

By Rich Campbell - The Washington Times

Chris Cooley ran around the Washington Redskins' indoor practice facility Monday with his bare left knee exposed for all to see. He wore no brace, no wrap, no nothing. He just played football.

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CONCACAF tries to oust Chuck Blazer from FIFA
By GRAHAM DUNBAR - Associated Press
A list of alleged financial mismanagement allegations against former CONCACAF leaders Jack Warner and Chuck Blazer was outlined to 40 soccer nations Wednesday, just minutes after they elected Jeffrey Webb as their new president.
Susie Wheldon heads to Indy 500 to honor husband
By JENNA FRYER - Associated Press
Some days are better than others for Susie Wheldon, and there's rarely any warning what will trigger the emotional roller coaster she's been on since husband Dan Wheldon's fatal crash in last year's IndyCar finale.
NFL union files suit against league over 2010 cap
By ASSOCIATED PRESS - Associated Press
The NFL Players Association filed a complaint in federal court Wednesday, accusing the league of colluding to impose a secret salary cap during the uncapped 2010 season.
Lee Westwood feels loss of injured caddie Foster
By STEVE DOUGLAS - Associated Press
Lee Westwood says his season has been seriously disrupted by the injury to his caddie and new putting coach Billy Foster.
CONCACAF tries to oust Blazer of US from FIFA
By GRAHAM DUNBAR - Associated Press
CONCACAF nations have asked FIFA to remove American official Chuck Blazer from its executive committee over alleged financial wrongdoing.
NFL making thigh and knee pads mandatory in '13
By BARRY WILNER - Associated Press
The NFL's move to make thigh and knee pads mandatory equipment for the 2013 season already has drawn criticism from the guys who will have to wear them.
McIlroy: Now I know I'm the best
By STEVE DOUGLAS - Associated Press
Winning the U.S. Open last year didn't just earn Rory McIlroy his first major title, it made him believe he was ready to become the best player in the world.
McIlroy knows he's among the best
By STEVE DOUGLAS - Associated Press
Winning the U.S. Open last year earned Rory McIlroy his first major title and made him believe he was ready to become the best player in the world.
Luke Donald looking for elusive major title
By STEVE DOUGLAS - Associated Press
Luke Donald was awarded honorary life membership of the European Tour on Wednesday, the latest of a string of accolades for the Englishman following his stellar 2011 season.
CONCACAF nations lash out at disgraced ex-leaders
By GRAHAM DUNBAR - Associated Press
A damning list of alleged financial mismanagement by former CONCACAF leaders Jack Warner and Chuck Blazer was outlined to 40 soccer nations Wednesday, just minutes after they elected Jeffrey Webb as their new president.
Astrodome fades, crumbles as Houston decides fate
By Ramit Plushnick-Masti - Associated Press
The Astrodome was once the envy of other cities, a fully air-conditioned facility with a translucent roof that kept out the heat and humidity, gave synthetic grass its name, made Houston a sports entertainment destination and sparked the imaginations of baseball lovers, concert-goers and some of the country's most creative minds.
Reds fan who caught 2 HRs is honorary captain
By JOE KAY - Associated Press
The college student who got national attention for catching two home run balls is back in the spotlight at Great American Ball Park.

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