Barry Svrluga

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The Kuhls made it to MLB together. They’ll fight cancer the same way.

By: Barry Svrluga

Chad and Amanda Kuhl are new in Washington. Give them a hand. They could use it.

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As Black coaches fight for NFL jobs, Reggie Barlow turned to the XFL

By: Barry Svrluga

Reggie Barlow built an XFL power with the D.C. Defenders. Will it get him an NFL job?

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What questions do you have about the Commanders sale? Ask The Post.

By: Nicki Jhabvala, Barry Svrluga

Barry Svrluga and Nicki Jhabvala answer your questions about the Commanders' pending sale to a group led by Josh Harris.

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CJ Abrams and the difference between growing pains and bad baseball

By: Barry Svrluga

The young shortstop's mental error against the Mets on Monday was inconsequential. What he learns from it is crucial.

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How will new owners change the Commanders? Ask The Post.

By: Barry Svrluga, Nicki Jhabvala

Barry Svrluga and Nicki Jhabvala answer your questions about the Commanders' pending sale to a group led by Josh Harris.

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The Preakness is coming, and all of horse racing holds its breath

By: Barry Svrluga

As the Preakness Stakes returns, so do suspicion, fear and mistrust in a sport that's grappling for its future.

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What questions do you have about D.C. sports and beyond? Ask The Post.

By: Barry Svrluga

Barry Svrluga answers your questions about the Nationals, Commanders, PGA Championship and more.

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Welcome to LIV, where the money is dirty and the golf doesn’t matter

By: Barry Svrluga

LIV arrives in Washington boasting some of the best golfers in the world, who will play in a vapid, distasteful event.

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If the U.S. Ryder Cup team doesn’t consider LIV golfers, everybody loses

By: Barry Svrluga

It would be terrible if the American team chose to hamper its chances of winning the Ryder Cup. But that's what captain Zach Johnson seems to be considering.

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Spencer Carbery is now the Capitals’ future — with and without Ovechkin

By: Barry Svrluga

The aging Capitals will navigate the future with a fresh-faced conductor, who knows how develop his players and himself.