Baseball
BBN-HARPER — WASHINGTON — The reality of Bryce Harper is about to catch up with the myth; already an all-star, the Nationals' right fielder wants to pull all of baseball into the relentless limelight he atracts. 2,700 words, by Barry Svrluga (Post). Upcoming, with two photos amd one video.
BB-BOSWELL — Column in advance of Tuesday's All-Star Game. Developing, by Thomas Boswell (Post).
BB-ROSE-COMMENT - It's been an honorary obligation for baseball's all-timers when the All-Star Game hits their city. This year's All-Star Game has a bit of a wrinkle: how will it honor a player who might be baseball's most lasting pariah, Pete Rose? 1,250 words, by Will Leitch (Bloomberg).
Football
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FBN-HARDY-COMMENT - What does the reduction of Dallas Cowboys' Greg Hardy's suspension mean for future NFL disciplinary cases? 670 words, by Mark Maske (Post).
FBN-PARKER — DETROIT — Shame on the NFL for still looking the other way; even NASCAR and Ole Miss have changed with the times. 790 words, by Rob Parker (The Shadow League). Upcoming.
Tennis
TEN-JENKINS — LONDON _Novak Djokovic has everything but the love. He has the game, the No. 1 ranking, and now he has another Wimbledon title. But the deepest affection of the audience still belonged to the man he defeated in four stirring sets at the All England club, Roger Federer, and it's time for that to change. 990 words, by Sally Jenkins (Post). Moved Sunday.
