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- Away For The Weekend
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- Picture Of The Day--August 23, 1942
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- Youth Baseball Clinic Presented By Smithfield
- Yesterday's Past/Cabrera Gone
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- Jordan Zimmermann--ESPN Zone May 18th
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- At Least The African Queen Caught A Baseball
- Scott Olsen ESPN Zone May 18th
- National Bike To Work Day To Stop At Nationals Park
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- Two More Little Things
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- Second Casting Call For New MASN Commercials
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- Notes From Last Night's Thrilling Victory
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7 comments:
I am SO in for this round.
the nats are 8 and 8 since game 11. that doesn"t include suspended game.
Thanks for the heads up. This would be a blast.
Nats are 9-8-1 since their 11th game.
Dear MASN, that's two NN's. Jordan ZimmermaNN!
I have noticed that some outlets have ridiculed the current set of ads (for their plots). I hope that in putting together a new set, the folks at MASN take these criticisms in to account and put together a campaign that makes people excited to come to the ballpark. A celebration of career minor leaguers (Nieves), walks (Dukes), and meaningless games in September won't cut it.
Re the last post: We didn't have much else last year. Maybe we should go back to 2005: Robby going nose to nose with Scioscia, Church crashing into the wall to save a game, Cordero's Houdini acts, etc. For me, the defining moment was RFK standing up as one in anticipation of Castilla's cycle on opening night, then screaming bloody murder when he got plunked.
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