I’ve become more of a homer as the years have gone by and find myself preferring the myopia of hometown broadcasters.* This afternoon, at 2:30 1:05 p.m. is the first chance to listen to the Washington Nationals radio team of Charlie Slowes and Dave Jageler. Oh, how I have missed their discussions of pancakes. The [...]
In addition to being Fat Tuesday, tomorrow is National Pancake Day. Charlie Slowes and Dave Jageler probably want you to know that IHOP is giving away a short stack of pancakes between 7 a.m. and 10 p.m. Find an IHOP near you — Virginia | D.C. | Maryland or use the store locater
IHOP, [...]
From the Basement, It’s No Wonder Radio Reception Is Poor – The PostBoy, this really is a lost season — nobody is listening to the excellent Nationals radio broadcast. How unfortunate, Charlie Slowes and Dave Jageler are quite good too.
After the season, I plan on having a really long post about what the Nationals need [...]
Nationals Add Left-Hander From Japan – The PostBy signing Katsuhiko Maekawa, GM Jim Bowden served notice to all that the Nationals are not just a halfway house for wayward North American players — Asians with baggage can also rehabilitate themselves here too!
Maekawa is, however, rebounding from a troubled two-year period. According to Japanese media reports, [...]
Nats stay on 3WT for three seasons – The Wash. TimesOnce again, the Nationals will be carried by Bonneville’s 1500 AM, 107.7 FM and 820 AM frequencies. The former Washington Post Radio is now a talk station called 3WT and is also home of the Capitals. There is potential for some problems of overlap if/when [...]
Post Radio Will Broadcast Nats Again – The PostCharlie Slowes and Dave Jageler will return to WTWP (1500 AM/107.7 FM) for the second consecutive year. The Nats signed a one-year deal after backing out of the previous two-year deal. There was speculation that Dan Snyder’s Triple X Radio was interested, but none of those stations [...]
Nationals Announce 3-Year Radio Broadcast Deal – The PostIt is official, the Nationals will be on Bonneville’s Washington Post Radio (1500 AM & 107.7 FM). This is a significant improvement on the AM side. Charlie Slowes and Dave Shea Jageler will be calling the games.
The Wash. Times does not appear to have filed a report [...]
Jageler to Replace Shea in Nats’ Booth – The PostWhile we already know that Dave Shea is being replaced by Dave Jageler in the radio booth, but news that Charlie Slowes may be splitting time between radio and TV is new. I am not a big fan of that kind of arrangement, except in the [...]
JIM WILLIAMS – ON MEDIA: Jageler likely to join Nats radio – The Wash. ExaminerPerennial Emmy winner Williams says that the new Nats radio analyst will be coming from Pawtucket. If Dave Shea was too New England for some tastes, can this guy be much better? Also, a couple of rumors were on DCRTV [...]
MLB Formally Asks for Arbitration Over Stadium – The PostIs anybody shocked that MLB wasted no time in getting the lease agreement into arbitration?
Also, Chris Needham does a thorough job breaking down Bob DuPuy’s Op-Ed from yesterday’s Post. Needham is always a must-read, so you probably already saw it.
The “seismic shift” in D.C. radio [...]
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