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Augusta Free Press editor Chris Graham talks sports with host Jim Bresnahan on WREL-1450 in Lexington, Va., with a focus on the question, What’s wrong with the Nats? Chris analyzes the Washington Nationals and what they can do to get back into the thick of things in the NL East pennant race.
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During my time in Congress, I have been laser-focused on enacting pro-growth policies to provide hardworking people across the country opportunities for new, good-paying jobs in their communities. This remains my top priority, as too many Fifth District Virginians continue to look for work.
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Maybe we need to give RG3 the benefit of the doubt when he says he feels he’s the best quarterback in the league.
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The Washington Redskins want public money for a new stadium to replace their, eh, well, not exactly old stadium at FedEx Field. Which is another thing that is wrong with sports for another day. But today, the thing wrong with sports in regard to this story is that the team wants public money with no strings attached related to the controversial team nickname.
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The Washington Post has put together a map of the United States that uses a federal government measure of supposed natural beauty on a county-by-county basis.
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World Series MVP Madison Bumgarner struck out 14 in a complete-game three-hit 5-0 shutout of the reeling Washington Nationals on Sunday.
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Myrtle Beach scored a run in each the third and fourth innings as Brad Markey held the Hillcats scoreless to hand Lynchburg a 2-0 defeat in the rubber match of the series on Sunday night at TicketReturn.com Field at Pelicans Ballpark.
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Nationals starter Gio Gonzalez didn’t get out of the third inning, and San Francisco coasted to a 12-6 win Saturday night.
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In a back and forth affair, the Potomac Nationals (55-63-Overall, 30-29-Home, 22-26-Second Half) fell to the Wilmington Blue Rocks (54-64-Overall, 21-41-Road, 16-32-Second Half) 13-10 in Game Two of the three game series, setting up the rubber match tonight at Pfitzner Stadium.
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If you ever get offered tickets to a luxury suite at a Baltimore Orioles game, go ahead and take your friend up on the offer, and then thank yourself for your incredibly good fortune.
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