Molinaro: Soccer players take injuries too far, and play is stopped too often
Bob Molinaro covers topics such as the NBA draft, the Orioles' trade options and college baseball coach Jim Schlossnagle.
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Molinaro: With Willie Mays’ passing, let the debate of baseball’s greatest living player begin
Bob Molinaro covers topics such as a potential naming-rights agreement in the Big 12, an expanded March Madness field and former players with zero NBA coaching experience getting hired.
Molinaro: Jerry West and his smooth jump shot were inspirational
Columnist Bob Molinaro says West, a basketball icon who died on Wednesday, was his favorite player.
Molinaro: ODU legend Nancy Lieberman’s reaction to player who shoved Caitlin Clark? ‘I would’ve punched her in the face.’
“People need to thank Caitlin Clark,” Lieberman said, “for being that generational athlete that is making them wealthy.”
Molinaro: There is a lot to think about, and many questions to ask, regarding NCAA pay-for-play model
Columnist Bob Molinaro writes that it may take years to analyze the fallout of NCAA athlete compensation.
Molinaro: Tom Brady shouldn’t be allowed to be both NFL owner and broadcaster
Columnist Bob Molinaro also gives his thoughts on local subjects such as Tides public-address announcer Jack Ankerson, former Old Dominion guard Vasean Allette and NBA official Tony Brothers of Norfolk.
Molinaro: Too much is being made of T-shirt Commanders coach chose to wear
Dan Quinn recently wore a shirt featuring a large “W” logo with “Commanders” under it, and with two feathers hanging from the W. It referenced the team's previous nickname. “I...
Molinaro: Mystik Dan’s absence from Preakness would sink Triple Crown season
Columnist Bob Molinaro writes that a Preakness without the Kentucky Derby winner just wouldn’t be the same.
Molinaro: Let’s exercise caution in calling Commanders’ top pick the ‘quarterback of the future’
Columnist Bob Molinaro writes that, as Yogi Berra might say, “the future ain’t what it used to be.”
Molinaro: Retiring Darrell Green’s number is another good move by Commanders’ new ownership
Columnist Bob Molinaro writes that it makes you wonder why previous management never got around to honoring the Washington great.