Jerry Brewer

Sports can unify. This election makes clear that they can also divide.

Even from a great distance, one can see that the Commanders have become a competent franchise in every way, with a clear vision of how to succeed.

Finding someone with a resume built on being quarterback-friendly isn’t the only way to hire the right NFL coach. At the moment, it may not even be the best way.

Shohei Ohtani and the rest of the Dodgers are floating into a World Series too good to be true.

Time is ticking for Kyle Shanahan and the 49ers, whose excellence remains incomplete.

Former Virginia coach Tony Bennett was born to lead, but he no longer fit in this era of college basketball.

The Aaron Rodgers-Robert Saleh partnership wasn’t going to work, and it ended with the coach’s firing Tuesday. Now all scrutiny falls on the star quarterback.

Though the franchise has a way of disappointing its fans, it’s safe to invest your emotions in these Washington Commanders, who are building something real.

The A’s, who won four World Series titles while in Oakland, become the third team to exit city in five years. And fans are left to absorb the departure.

As Shohei Ohtani became the first player in baseball’s 50-50 club, he couldn’t keep his greatness simple.