Lots of Washington Nationals news and comment as we slowly move closer to pitchers and catchers reporting. I wore a Nats cap today to work for the first time in a long while.
First off, Wilson Ramos kidnapping in Venezuela is detailed in this week’s Sports Illustrated.
Breaking this morning was the Nats plan to have a [...]
There has been a lot of coverage on Twitter, blogs and even the national media about Prince Fielder joining the Washington Nationals. I have thought it over and still conclude that he’s a DH with looming early on-set “old player skills.” Would he help the 2012 Nats? Yes, but anything longer than a 5 year [...]
We don’t know how much change we’ll see in media covering the Washington Nationals in 2012, but there is now an official departure. Ben Goessling will be leaving MASN to go back to his hometown paper, the Pioneer-Press in St. Paul to cover the Minnesota Twins. I haven’t read him regularly since he moved to [...]
The 2011 Washington Nationals season is over and I miss it. Part of what I miss about the near-daily experience of following the Nats is the radio team of Charlie Slowes and Dave Jageler. Last Wednesday, I was quite grateful to have them as I got stuck working late before driving up to Pennsylvania. I [...]
Last night, the Washington Nationals got ahead of the Chicago Cubs in the first inning, but as seems to be the case whenever they get the early lead, the lost. The bright spots: Ryan Zimmerman extended his hitting streak to 18 games and Jayson Werth homered to left. Not so brights spots: Ross Detwiler solidified [...]
John Walton, the radio voice of the Hershey Bears got the call-up to the big club this week (Capitals Insider) — he was signed as the new radio voice of the Washington Capitals. Walton has been at the Caps top minor league affiliate for a number of seasons, several of them AHL championships and is [...]
I did not see or listen to the Washington Nationals at all this weekend — a young son who loves “CHOO CHOO TRAINS!” (more later) and attending a Kentucky Derby party took just about all of my attention. The good news is that without my attention, the Nats managed to take 2 of 3 against [...]
Let’s see, what have I missed over the last few days about our Washington Nationals?
2010 tickets information released. No price increases, a few decreases. Here is how The Wash. Times reported it.
There will be no more free parking and shuttle service to Nationals Park from RFK Stadium.
GM Mike Rizzo watched Cuban defector Aroldis Chapman pitch.
Rizzo [...]
Nats TV Audience is MLB’s Biggest Gainer – DC Sports Bog, The PostDespite the presence of Bob Carpenter and Rob Dibble and Peter Angelos keeping them off the air for their first two seasons, Washington Nationals television ratings improved this past season. They are still last though. As we saw with the Capitals, good teams [...]
The Nationals lost another close one, falling in St. Louis 5-4 to the Cardinals. Matt Chico went six and gave up four runs, but only allowed two walks. Reliever Jesus Colome had another rough outing, walking three over 1 2/3 and giving up an unearned run on a Jesus Flores passed ball. Flores later [...]
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