Come July, Nationals Could Be a Top Seller – The Post
An article about how the Nats are expected to be sellers in the trade market this year. We already know this…
Prospects shining early for Nationals – The Wash. Times
Some prospects like Shawn Hill and Bill Bray have looked really good this year and are in the majors as a result. Larry Broadway is tearing it up in AAA too.
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Soriano learns on the fly in left field for Nats – The Wash. Examiner
Here is the best thing I have heard said about Alfonso Soriano in left:
Though the converted second baseman is still learning to play left field, he’s capable of compensating for his missteps.
Yup.
For Vidro, Doubles Give Way To Singles – The Post
It looks like Jose Vidro has let RFK go to his head and his swing, which has cost him doubles. If they can move him, I think they have to given the situation.
Panel OKs stadium design, with reservations – The Wash. Examiner
The National Capital Planning Commission was unanimous in their support for the new ballpark, but were concerned about a lack of retail on 1st Street SE and the parking garages. They also indicated they would not seek height restrictions for nearby buildings that may block out Capitol views.
Little pitcher that could – The Wash. Times
More praise for GW grad Mike O’Connor who is pitching surprisingly well in his first season in the majors. He has kept the Nats in every game he has pitched and has a 3.00 ERA.