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The Mets' Very Own Joe Mauer or the Curse of the Southpaw?
Josh Thole played most of the year behind the plate in Port St. Lucie and had been selected to the Florida State League mid–season and postseason All Star team...
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John Lannan Named to Topps Major League Rookie All-Star Team
Press Release from the Nationals: Washington Nationals left-handed pitcher John Lannan today was named to the50th Annual Topps Major League Rookie All-Star Team...
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Josh Willingham and Scott Olsen Sent to the Washington Nationals
Color me shocked (what color is that?). After tearing into the Nats' management for chasing big-money free agents and worrying about their management situation (how does a team have the worst ...
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Hey A.J. Burnett: What About Washington?
It's funny how the only names being thrown around as potential suitors for A.J. Burnett are the Yanks, the Red Sox (don't snicker...), the Blue Jays, and the Orioles, who are closer to wifey's home in Maryland...
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With Josh Willingham and Scott Olsen Trades, Nationals Send Message to Fans
After a disappointing 2008 campaign in which they lost 102 games and finished with the worst record in all of Major League Baseball, the Washington Nationals are starting to look forward to next season...
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Washington Nationals and Florida Marlins Join the Trade Party
Apparently there was some action at the General Manager's meetings last week. With the news that the Athletics and Rockies are on the verge of completing a deal that will involve Matt Holliday, ...
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Nationals Acquire Olsen, Willingham
The Nationals have traded Emilio Bonifacio, P.J. Dean, and Jake Smolinski to the Marlins for Josh Willingham and Scott Olsen. This is a great trade for both teams...
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Nationals Acquire Olsen, Willingham
The Nationals have traded Emilio Bonifacio, P.J. Dean, and Jake Smolinski to the Marlins for Josh Willingham and Scott Olsen. This is a great trade for both teams...
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Josh Willingham, Scott Olsen Join Washington Nationals
Washington Nationals General Manager Jim Bowden made his first significant move of the offseason, acquiring OF Josh Willingham and LHP Scott Olsen from the Florida Marlins for 2B Emilio Bonifacio and low minor leaguers RHP P...
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Tigers After Tazawa, Closer
According to John Morosi, the Tigers are considering a run for free agent pitcher Junichi Tazawa. The list keeps growing for Tazawa, 22, who reportedly has a fastball that tops at 97 mph...
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Tigers After Tazawa, Closer
According to John Morosi, the Tigers are considering a run for free agent pitcher Junichi Tazawa. The list keeps growing for Tazawa, 22, who reportedly has a fastball that tops at 97 mph...
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Value of Holliday, Atkins Questioned
The question is an immediate topic of discussion anytime a Rockies hitter is mentioned in trade talks. What happens when you take him out of Coors Field? Left fielder Matt Holliday's home-road ...
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Dear Washington Nationals: Stop! Stop Before It's Too Late!
After my last diatribe detailing the necessity for the Nats to follow a patient, long-term plan, here they are talking about doing something dumb...
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Holy Cow (No Pun Intended) -- Nats Send Young To Syracuse
The Washington Nationals issued a two sentence press release yesterday describing their plans for former all-star Dmitri Young: First baseman Dmitri Young has been outrighted to Syracuse of the Triple-A International League...
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Washington Nationals: Take Some Advice From Tampa Bay
The Nats have to start instilling hope in their fan base. The Rays have given hope to every small-market team in the league. This year’s Rays should be proof enough that payroll doesn’t buy championships; you have to out-think the field...
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Ralph Nader Still Believes Washington Nationals Have Chance to Win World Series
As the World Series begins tonight, the presidential candidates are choosing their sides in the matchup. John McCain has picked the Tampa Bay Rays, citing their underdog status as the reason for his choice...
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Randolph to Nationals?
Former Mets manager Willie Randolph may be up for another job in 2009, but as a base coach. While he prefers to manage, the only two jobs that are open are with the Brewers and Mariners and it ...
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Dan Leatherman Comparisons
When we signed Dan Leatherman to be a Dynasty baseball client in March of this year, we thought he was a talented player who unfortunately was dropped by an MLB organization and would have to ...
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Post-Season Top Five: Washington Nationals
The Washington Nationals top five could have looked a whole lot different had they signed first-round pick Aaron Crow, arguably the best pitcher available in the year's draft...
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Would the Washington Nationals Pounce on Daniel Cabrera?
According to the Washington Post, the Orioles could decided to not tender a contract to wild pitcher Daniel Cabrera, who could be looking at at least three million dollars despite a disappointing season...
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A Baseball Legend Passes: Mickey Vernon Remembered
In an age where money and social status drive popularity, Mickey Vernon would not have been considered your typical athlete...
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Philadelphia Phillies Clinch NL East!!!
Writing this blog Saturday night would have been ideal, considering that by default the Mets would have already choked at least one race away with the Phillies clinching the division with their thrilling 4-3 victory over the Washington Nationals...
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Washington Nationals Fire Five Coaches
The Washington Nationals fired five coaches Sunday in an attempt to give Manny Acta another chance with a new coaching staff. They fired everyone except Randy St. Claire, the pitching coach who has been with the franchise since 2003...
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Nationals Fan Appreciation Day Fail
Well, this is a fitting end to the Nats first season in their new ballpark: On fan appreciation day, their final home game of the year was canceled due to rain...
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Countdown to Epic Fail: T-Minus 1
With the Nats on the cusp of their first 100-loss season, we will countdown to the momentous occasion here after each loss leading up to the milestone...









