Stick to sports: Suzuki, Zim, and MAGAs in the clubhouse
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The thing that surprises me the most is that I was surprised to see Kurt Suzuki and Ryan Zimmerman go full-MAGA today at the White House.
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Rejuvenated Bryce Perkins gives North Carolina the blues
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UVA quarterback Bryce Perkins was a virtual one-man wrecking crew Saturday in the recently remodeled Keenan Stadium, beautifully nestled in the Carolina pines on the campus of the University of North Carolina.
Warner, Kaine highlight Virginia priorities included in Senate bill
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U.S. Sens. Mark Warner and Tim Kaine applauded Senate passage of bipartisan legislation to fund federal programs critical to Virginia.
Davey Martinez turns Nats’ bullpen weakness into strength
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The Washington Nationals’ decision to go with rookie manager Davey Martinez after the Nats cheaped out on veteran skipper Dusty Baker following the 2017 season wasn’t entirely well-received.
Road, sweet road! Washington Nationals complete improbable run to World Series title
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The Washington Nationals, for much of the night, were dead in the water. And then, appropriately enough, they weren’t.
World Series Game 7 Preview: It’s go time
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It’s Oct. 30, and the Washington Nationals, left for dead innumerable times in 2019, are somehow still playing baseball.
Nationals going to ace Max Scherzer for Game 7 start
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Max Scherzer was a late scratch for his scheduled Game 5 start on Sunday with stiffness in his neck that had him unable to even dress himself, much less throw a baseball.
Washington Nationals face do-or-die Game 6 in Houston
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The Washington Nationals are 3-0 in elimination games in the 2019 postseason. Stephen Strasburg and Max Scherzer were keys in all three.
Houston goes deep, gets calls, takes Game 5, 7-1
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Max Scherzer was a surprise scratch. Gerrit Cole was back to being his usual dominant self, with some help from home-plate umpire Lance Barksdale.
World Series Game 5 Preview: Who has the advantage in a 2-2 series?
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The conventional wisdom is that Houston, having won two straight to even the 2019 World Series at two games apiece, has the edge, with aces Gerrit Cole and Justin Verlander on regular rest ready to close things out.
