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Rick Maese

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157-degree turf was so hot NFL players had to hose off their cleats - The Washington Post

Sports September 22, 2026

The artificial turf felt like a stovetop. Players sprayed water on their cleats to cool them down. An offensive lineman cycled through multiple pairs of shoes. And Philadelphia Eagles Coach Nick Siri�...

LIV Golf, bankrupt without Saudis, owes former PGA stars millions - The Washington Post

Sports September 10, 2026

Officials at LIV Golf, the upstart golf league initially backed by Saudi investors, remain hopeful that Bryson DeChambeau and Jon Rahm will help rebuild the bankrupt circuit as a slimmed-down, player�...

CTE study finds at least 1 in 4 NFL players suffered from disease - The Washington Post

Sports August 27, 2026

At least 1 in 4 former NFL players who died in recent years had chronic traumatic encephalopathy, the degenerative brain disease linked to repeated head impacts, according to the largest-ever study t�...

Qatar was Messi’s coronation. This World Cup is his masterpiece. - The Washington Post

Sports July 20, 2026

NEW YORK The giant is listed at 5 feet 7, 159 pounds, which has always seemed like a typo or maybe a clerical error. For two decades, Lionel Messi has played as if the usual dimensions of the sport d�...

U.S. completes World Cup group stage. Now comes the hard part. - The Washington Post

Sports June 27, 2026

INGLEWOOD, Calif. The World Cup has reached a new speed, and the U.S. mens national team is moving out of the sleepy side streets of the group stage and onto an unforgiving freeway where everything m�...

The U.S. captain is old, has a man bun and may be key to a World Cup run - The Washington Post

Sports June 13, 2026

IRVINE, Calif. Tim Ream is usually the last one off the bus, and after making those final few steps, he knows whats coming: The energetic handshake from a veteran U.S. mens national team trainer, the�...

Jason Collins, a gay trailblazer in the NBA, dies of brain cancer at 47 - The Washington Post

Sports May 14, 2026

For most of his 13 seasons in the National Basketball Association, Jason Collins was known as the sort of player contenders always seemed to need and casual fans often overlooked a broad-shouldered, �...

As Saudis pull funding, LIV Golf seeks investors to continue - The Washington Post

Sports May 1, 2026

As Saudi investors move to pull their massive financial support, officials at LIV Golf, the breakaway league that upended the sport and fueled a debate about Middle East money in athletics, promised �...

The flavors of the Masters, from $1.50 pimento-cheeses to private-chef creations - The Washington Post

Sports April 11, 2026

AUGUSTA, Ga. Because the tournament is built around ritual and tradition, Marty Smith always starts and ends his Masters the same way. Oatmeal and coffee when he arrives at Augusta National early ea�...

Now on the tee, playing with Rory McIlroy, a very nervous high schooler - The Washington Post

Sports April 11, 2026

AUGUSTA, Ga. The ball had been sitting in Mason Howells room for years, stamped with RORS and tied to a childhood dream. Howell was 10, a kid in the gallery, when he was gifted the ball at a long-ago�...