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By rss@youtube.com (powervisionboard) From the Washington Post: Pearls Before Breakfast Can one of the nation's great musicians cut through the fog of a D.C. rush hour? Let's find out. By Gene Weingarten Washington Post Staff Writer Sunday, April 8, 2007; Page W10 HE EMERGED FROM THE METRO AT THE L'ENFANT PLAZA STATION AND POSITI...

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By WFY(noreply@blogger.com) Metro has issued a press release about Nationals Park Opening Day. Among the details:On Monday, April 13, the regular season home opener for the Washington Nationals, Metro will start afternoon rush hour service at 1 p.m., a full two hours before the start of the baseball game. Metro expects...

By noreply@blogger.com (Dave Nichols) Even the title "Nats Don't Even Need a Hit to Reach Fan Base" is condescending. How did this get past the editors? I'll tell you why: THEY DON'T CARE. The game story wasn't even on the front page of the section. This is the respect the Major League Baseball team in Washington, DC gets from the loca...

Post Metro Columnist  United States - May 15, 2008 Yay to the Washington Nationals for finally taking a return shot against the Baltimore Orioles. While the O's continue to do everything they can think of to ...

By noreply@blogger.com (Screech's Best Friend) Nats Express to Operate Out of RFK Lot 7 on Saturday, May 10, 2008 WHAT: Washington Nationals fans choosing to park for free at RFK Stadium and take the Nats Express to Nationals Park may park in Lot 7 on Saturday, May 10, 2008. WHO: Washington Nationals Fans choosing to take the free Nats Expr...

By Toon Having nothing to do on a Sunday afternoon, I took the Metro to the Washington Nationals game (vs. the Pirates). Mackowiak was playing for the Nationals at the time. He started the game (only his 4th start of the year) and he went ...

By Jeff Last night's game was not so much about the play on the field as in the facility that hosted the game: $611-million Nationals Park. (Now that's it's built and opened, perhaps we won't need to always prepend the stadium's price to its name any more.) "The senses were overloaded and overwhelme...

By Jeff On the field, the Nats easily handled the Orioles in their final tuneup before the regular season. Jason Bergmann pitched five innings of one-hit baseball (albeit with four walks) while Nick Johnson, Austin Kearns, and Paul Lo Duca all picked up RBIs off O's starter Adam Loewen. Nats beat t...

By Screech's Best Friend For some time now--Centerplate, the new concessionaire at New Nationals Park kindly has kept me informed about their progress on South Capitol Street. In fact, we have a scheduled meeting this coming week to discuss the latest update. But, before we meet, I am interested in hearing more fr...

By Screech's Best Friend In Part 3, the final installment: More on Scouting, Payroll, Curly W versus DC Logo,MASN, Frank Robinson, Nick Johnson's return, RFK's last season, New Uniforms?, A Washington Baseball Hall of Fame, the Infamous Non-Soriano Trade and YOUR CHANCE TO MEET, CHAT OR GRIPE at Stan Kasten, J...