by: Jesse Dougherty — Washington Post 5h
The secret to the Nationals' enviable clubhouse chemistry: They really do like each other.
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... ing a hand to motion around the clubhouse. “No one is safe.” *** Many of the Nationals’ traditions began with Sánchez and Parra, who are both from Venezuela, and w ...
by: Sam Fortier — Washington Post 6h
Nationals Manager Dave Martinez has an additional decision to make for the first two games of the World Series.
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... uld give the Nationals the ability to match up themselves. AD AD The late-night batting cage sessio ...
by: Chelsea Janes — Washington Post 7h
The future Hall of Fame starters were in the same rotation for five seasons with the Tigers, but their relationship isn’t much deeper than that.
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... stros in 2017. Scherzer signed a seven-year deal worth $210 million with the Nationals in 2015. AD AD They are both right-handers whose early success depended on p ...
by: Sam Fortier — Washington Post 11h
The Nationals’ first World Series game in franchise history will come against Astros right-hander Gerrit Cole, who hasn’t lost since May 22.
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... abelle Khurshudyan Read more: Hugs, kids’ songs and so much dancing: How the Nationals clubhouse became ‘something special’ Astros could force the Nationals to dit ...
by: Jesse Dougherty — Washington Post 13h
The secret to the Nationals' enviable clubhouse chemistry: They really do like each other.
Washington Nationals
... ing a hand to motion around the clubhouse. “No one is safe.” *** Many of the Nationals’ traditions began with Sánchez and Parra, who are both from Venezuela, and w ...
by: Scott Allen — Washington Post 20h
MLB rules prohibit teams from wearing jerseys that are too similar in color.
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... erseys were navy, and the shades were evidently deemed different enough. The Nationals’ navy blue alternate jerseys have become popular with fans during the team’s ...
by: Thomas Boswell — Washington Post 22h
Generations of Washington baseball fans will finally get to experience the Fall Classic in their hometown, and who’s to say it can’t go their way?
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... o well for so long, no one outside the team demands much of them at all. Why Nationals Manager Dave Martinez never panicked Washington is going to love them, and t ...
by: Scott Allen — Washington Post 22h
This is how we got from Gerardo Parra using the song to about 44,000 fans chomping along in unison during the NLCS.
Washington Nationals
... d a lot of fun with that.” AD Opposing players have gotten a kick out of the Nationals’ “Baby Shark” antics, too. When the Braves visited Nationals Park in late Ju ...
by: Dave Sheinin — Washington Post 20 Oct
For telling the story of these Astros, the twisting and turning ALCS and the way baseball is played here at the end of 2019, José Altuve's walk-off was the perfect vehicle.
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... w about 2019 World Series And the beat goes on: Four writers who covered the Nationals look back For owner Ted Lerner, Nationals’ World Series berth is a family ce ...
by: Jesse Dougherty — Washington Post 20 Oct
Kendrick's swing set him on a path that has led to his improbable rise as a postseason hero.
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... e Astros in Houston on Tuesday night. Now, somehow, Kendrick is a reason the Nationals won a pennant and have a chance at more. AD AD “It’s hard not to think about ...
by: Washington Post Staff — Washington Post 20 Oct
Four writers covered the Nationals from their inaugural season in Washington in 2005 through the 2018 campaign. Here are their stories.
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... ook an awful few minutes to lose and seven years to recapture. I covered the Nationals from 2010 through 2014, during which time they transformed from dismal to cu ...
by: Jacob Bogage — Washington Post 20 Oct
A small cohort of fans in Montreal never abandoned their ballclub. while other are indifferent or hostile to these Nationals.
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... p. A youth baseball team he helped coach around that time gave him a curly W Nationals hat for his birthday. He could never break the habit of calling the National ...
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