Change is under way for the Nats

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Change is under way for the Nats
Federal Baseball found this 7/8/2008 on www.washingtontimes.com [flag]
Giving young players a chance now priority Mark Zuckerman ( Contact ) Tuesday, July 8, 2008 For an organization that has been touting its emphasis on the long term at the expense of the short term for some time now, the Washington Nationals did enter 2008 with aspirations of immediate success. As general manager Jim Bowden said on the first day of spring training: "I think that we're ready ... [link]

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Game Thread: Arizona Diamondbacks at Washington Nationals - 2008 Game 91 of 162.
Published 7/8/2008 by e chigliak at Federal Baseball
... According to Washington Times writer Mark Zuckerman in an article entitled, "Change is underway for the Nats", Collin Balester, Garrett Mock, Tyler Clippard and Roger Bernadina aren't the only prospects who are going to get a call to DC at some point this season, with Mr. Zuckerman writing: ...

NATS' SEASON, TV RATINGS IN THE TANK? WE HAVE THE ANSWER.
Published 7/8/2008 by ck at The Nationals Enquirer
... Hooray! Surgery! Youth movement. Wishful thinking. Question: How long will the Nationals keep Dukes' babysitter(s) on the payroll? As long as it takes? (AP Photo/Ben ...

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