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Fish wrap up Nats
- They tried to downplay the disappointment. But the tone in the Nationals locker room told the story.
- They tried to downplay the disappointment. But the tone in the Nationals locker room told the story.
Nats send Chico to the pen
- It was only a matter of time for Nationals pitcher Matt Chico.
The center of attention
- Nationals center fielder Lastings Milledge hesitated for just a moment as the line drive came his way.
Redding experiencing a career renaissance
- For Nationals starting pitcher Tim Redding, the months following shoulder surgery three years ago led to a complete re-evaluation of his baseball career.
Now is the right time to ‘come together’
- The Nationals stabilized their season with a fine 11-game homestand. Now, the slow creep back toward .500 continues with a short three-game road trip starting tonight in Houston.
Kearns comes through for Nats
- It was exactly the kind of hit Austin Kearns needed.
Nats strike back
- All spring, Nationals starting pitcher Shawn Hill has dealt with lingering soreness in his right forearm.
April takes positive turn for Acta’s Nats
- It was a small step in the right direction after yet another miserable start.
Nats, Lannan blank Cubs
- It was a sincere complement from an established starting pitcher to a youngster still trying to find his own way in the big leagues.
Lopez slams the Mets
- Smiles were few and far between for Felipe Lopez last season as personal issues off the field exacerbated a disappointing year on it.
Metro handles Nationals fans with little pain
- Metro was bracing for crushing crowds on Monday — the night of the Washington Nationals’ first weekday night game — but riders said their commute was pretty painless.
Interest rates soar on $25 million of D.C. stadium bonds
- The D.C. government faces at least two months of steep interest payments after the rate on $25 million in bonds tied to the construction of Nationals Park rose to a staggeringly high figure.
A storybook finish
- No one can say Nationals third baseman Ryan Zimmerman lacks a flair for the dramatic. His team had just squandered a one-run lead in the top of the ninth inning on Sunday night, threatening to spoil the much-anticipated opening game at brand-new Nationals Park.
- No one can say Nationals third baseman Ryan Zimmerman lacks a flair for the dramatic. His team had just squandered a one-run lead in the top of the ninth inning on Sunday night, threatening to spoil the much-anticipated opening game at brand-new Nationals Park.