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Despite Injuries, Nats Turn in Another Excellent Month

Following the biggest injury of their season, a bone bruise suffered by Bryce Harper, the Washington Nationals have seemingly become a kind of a different team. A somewhat healthy roster—by Nationals standards, at least—found success through a high-powered offense and stud starting pitching. With Harper’s absence and missing other key players, the Nationals transformed into a […]

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How Are the Nationals Doing This?

The 2017 edition of the Washington Nationals are on a 98-win pace.  That total would match a franchise record. They’re in first place by 12 ½ games, the second-biggest cushion in baseball. After going to Houston and winning two of three from the second-best team in the sport, they’ve gone 9-5 since MVP candidate Bryce […]

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Dusty Baker Deserves Manager of the Year

For the Washington Nationals’ Aug. 18 game against the San Diego Padres, manager Dusty Baker trotted out a lineup that featured newly-acquired veteran Howie Kendrick in left field, Wilmer Difo at shortstop, Adam Lind at first base, newly activated Michael Taylor in center field (a player who missed five weeks with an injury), Andrew Stevenson in […]

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Are You Okay, Washington NFL Fans?

After two awful performances by the Washington NFL team’s starting offense in their first two preseason games against Baltimore and Green Bay, I ask one question of my fellow fans: are you okay? Are you okay with the first-team offense not being able to produce even one first down in two full quarters of play?  […]

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Injuries Are Taking a Toll on the Nationals

Watching Stephen Strasburg leave last Sunday’s game with what Washington Nationals manager Dusty Baker called a nerve impingement, Nationals fans knew not to believe the early prognosis. This is Stephen Strasburg and these are the Nationals, which means the injury is going to be much worse than the initial diagnosis. Washington Nationals’ Stephen Strasburg warms […]

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Hey, Nats’ Ownership. Pay the Man!

Look, $400 million dollars is a lot of money. I get it. It’s almost unfathomable to believe that one player, especially in Major League Baseball, could be worthy of a contract so enormous that it boggles minds. But Bryce Harper is different. He’s worthy of the deal, and ownership must make his re-signing the top […]

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