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(by Jeff Bergin) The Phillies success did not happen overnight, and it would be too simplistic to just say, "Howard, Utley, Rollins, Hamels"...
(by Mike Henderson) Is Jim Riggleman a shoo-in by default?
(by Mike Henderson) Where is Rays second baseman Akinori Iwamura headed? Chicago? Los Angeles? Or the nation's capital?
(by Mike Henderson) Where is Rays second baseman Akinori Iwamura headed? Chicago? Los Angeles? Or the nation's capital?
(by Mike Henderson) What do we know after Stephen Strasburg's fourth start?
(by Mike Henderson) Defense must be at the core of the Nats' improvement, much of which will be expected to happen on the farm under new minor-league field coordinator Bobby Henley.
(by Mark Hornbaker) After meeting with the Washington Senators board of directors, Clark Griffith is named manager of the Washington Senators baseball club. It is also announced that Clark Griffith became the largest stockholder of the club when he purchased 10% of the club's stock.
(by Mark Hornbaker) The Washington Nationals' and their fans have known for awhile they have a gem of a player at third base with Ryan Zimmerman...
(by Mike Henderson) Randy St. Claire is moving on to an NL East rival.
(by Mike Henderson) Nationals ex-manager Manny Acta starts afresh with an AL franchise that could use a fresh start.
(by Jim Kurtzke) Manny Acta's hiring as the new manager of the Cleveland Indians sends a disturbing message about the Washington Nationals. As if they needed another one.
(by Mike Henderson) Hear and meet author Paul Dickson tomorrow at Politics and Prose Bookstore.
(by Mike Henderson) Whom does the Post's baseball columnist see as the front-runners in the Nats' managerial competition?
(by Mike Henderson) Umpires blow too many calls. Technology, used sensibly, can help without slowing down the game.
(by Mark Hornbaker) With the holidays approaching I thought it would be a good time to give you a list of some great books about Washington baseball. These books can be the ideal gift for your favorite Washington baseball fan. The books listed below are in alphabetical order by title...
