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Nationals notes: Dukes, L. Hernandez blog) The Nationals are aware that Livan would like to return to Washington next season," agent Barry Praver said. Praver would not characterize the talks, ... Washington Nationals' Elijah Dukes To Return To DWL...Federal Baseball (blog)

Founded in 1978 as the Alexandria Dukes and once called the Cannons, the Potomac Nationals are the Washington Nationals' single-A affiliate. ...

Washington Nationals' Elijah Dukes To Return To DWL... blog) by Ed Chigliak on Dec 9, 2009 10:30 AM EST 0 comments More photos » by Tom Gannam - AP Washington Nationals' Elijah Dukes is due to return to the Dominican ...

Elijah Dukes Jr., who now plays for the Washington Nationals, was in the Dominican Republic for winter ball when he received news about his father's ...

By Zach Links Let's take a look at some Nationals tidbits courtesy of the latest mailbag from MLB.com's Bill Ladson and Phil Wood of MASNsports.com: Mike MacDougal is currently the favorite to be the Nats' closer in 2010. In 52 appearances last season, the 32-year-old posted an ERA of 3.60 but had as many wa...

By Ed Chigliak Guz Using Dukes' Bat???" -- Washington Nationals Cristian Guzman connects for a two run double against the Atlanta Braves during the 10th inning of their baseball game Saturday Oct. 3, 2009, in Atlanta. (AP Photo/John Amis) Will the new Nationals' Manager take the Frank Robinson no-nons...

By Farid Rushdi 2B: Alberto Gonzalez SS: Cristian Guzman 3B: Ryan Zimmerman Ryan Zimmerman has grown into “the face of the franchise.” This sounds strange to say, but the Nationals need to build their team around Morgan and not Ryan Zimmerman or Adam Dunn. RF: Elijah Dukes

By Ed Chigliak about : Washington Nationals' Elijah Dukes takes his base with a smile after being walked by Atlanta Braves' Boone Logan during the 15th inning of their baseball game Sunday Oct. 4, 2009, in Atlanta. Dukes later scored on a hit by Alberto Gonzalez to win 2-1. (AP Photo/John Amis)

By Screech's Best Friend(noreply@blogger.com) The game deciding bottom of the 9th frame played out in this fashion against Francisco Rodriguez. Leadoff infield single from Alberto Gonzalez hit to shortstop. Single up the middle by Mike Morse (Jorge Padilla then pinch running). Willie Harris sacrifice bunt. Elijah Dukes walk. Ryan Zimm...

By Ed Chigliak New York Mets At Washington Nationals. Game 158 Of 162. (currently unedited) Josh Willingham takes a knee to catch a low line drive from Angel Pagan. Anderson Hernandez makes Willingham spring to his left and leap up for a second hard-hit line out. David Wright flies to right and Elijah Dukes...

By Ed Chigliak about : Washington Nationals' starter J.D. Martin, pitches during the first inning of a baseball game against the New York Mets, Tuesday, Sept. 29, 2009, in Washington. (AP Photo/Manuel Balce Ceneta) New York Mets At Washington Nationals. Game 157 Of 162. Nationals now 53-104.

By Screech's Best Friend(noreply@blogger.com) The Washington Nationals Dream Foundation raised nearly $3,000 for their charities this afternoon with their final Saturday Auction of the season. Among the items bidded on: Cristian Guzman, Elijah Dukes & Willie Harris signed jerseys. A base from Opening Day 2009, Jesus Flores si...

By WFY(noreply@blogger.com) It was hoped that RF Elijah Dukes would step up this year and come closer to his potential. That has not happened in my view, in fact he has probably regressed. He was sent to the minors for a while and chases too many pitches out of the strike zone. You have to figure 2010 is his make or break year wit...

By Adam Bernacchio For the Washington Nationals, I kind of see what they are trying to do.  As Dave Cameron of Fangraphs pointed out, the Nationals have the worst outfield defenses in baseball. I have watched them recently against the Boston Red Sox and the New York Yankees and quite frankly their outfield d...

By noreply@blogger.com (Nate) Next is the question of where everybody plays. It's true, the Nats have too many outfielders on the 40-man roster. Nine (Bernadina, Davis, Dukes, Harris, Kearns, Maxwell, Milledge, Pena, Willingham) even before accounting for Dunn. But if you look closely those numbers decline fast. Thre...