Schneider signs a long term deal; Johnson avoids Arbys; but Soriano and the District probably won’t

Nats Sign Schneider, Johnson; Arbitration With Soriano Seems LikelyThe Post
C Brian Schneider has signed a four-year, $16 million deal.

There’s no place I’d rather be for the next four years. I love the area. I have family in the area. It’s just good security for me and my family.

Perfect.

1B Nick Johnson has also signed a one-year deal, which is also a smart move.

Overpaid malcontent Alfonso Soriano is not expected to sign without going to arbitration.

More from The Wash. Times: Nats, Schneider reach deal


Calmly Fielding Anything Life Throws at HimThe Post
Nats’ Zimmerman Finds Strength in His Mother’s Struggle
A visit to Dutch Zimmmerman’s Virginia Beach home sheds light on why the third baseman has so much humility. His mother is confined to a wheelchair due to multiple sclerosis.


Williams Political Ally Is Stadium MediatorThe Post
Now, I am new to this whole arbitration thing, but how/why does D.C. get to pick the arbitrator?

Dennis Archer, formerly mayor of Detroit and a DNC chair, has been picked to mediate the dispute between MLB and D.C. over the lease.

More from The Wash. Times: District turns to stadium mediator