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Washington Nationals' Prospects Finish AFL Regular Season.

Washington Nationals' prospect Chris Marrero (1B) waits in the on-deck circle at Surprise Stadium in Surprise, Arizona. View full size photo » The box score for Thursday's Phoenix Desert Dogs/Surprise Rafters game doesn't mention the most important development out of Arizona, Stephen Strasburg 's knee injury and subsequent removal from the starter's role in Saturday's nationally-televised AFL...

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Minor League Ball.com's John Sickels' Washington Nationals' Top 20 Prospects.

Stephen Strasburg, the No. 1 Prospect in the Washington Nationals' system no matter which list you look at... View full size photo » A little over a week back Baseball America's Aaron Fitt unveiled his list of the Top 10 Prospects in the Washington Nationals ' system, and now Minor League Ball.com's John Sickels has posted his own list of DC's top prospects in a post entitled, "Washington...

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Davey Johnson Joins The Nationals As Advisor To GM

Former major league manager Davey Johnson has been named senior advisor to Washington Nationals General Manager Mike Rizzo, the team said Wednesday in a statement....

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Washington Nationals' GM Mike Rizzo Adds Davey Johnson To Front Office.

More photos » by Gene J. Puskar - AP FILE - Davey Johnson has joined the front office of the Washington Nationals on Wednesday, Nov 18, 2009. The 66-year-old Johnson will work as a senior adviser to general manager Mike Rizzo. (AP Photo/Gene J. Puskar) Browse more photos » Nationals' GM Mike Rizzo Adds Davey Johnson To Front Office: On June 7th 2006, then- Washington Nationals ' GM Jim...

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Nats' Stephen Strasburg feels a pop in his knee

Sharp mind is Strasburg's secret weapon - The Wash. Times Yesterday, Mark Zuckerman wrote an article about how Washington Nationals pitching prospect Stephen Strasburg was more than a 100 MPH throwing pitcher -- he was a thinking man on the mound too. It was the kind of story that raises the hopes of an entire fanbase, city, region, nation, world. I was going to blog about this morning since I did...

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Strasburg scratched from championship start

From combined dispatches The Washington Nationals said No. 1 overall draft pick Stephen Strasburg has a twisted left knee and was scratched from his start in the Arizona Fall League championship game. Strasburg was hurt during a workout Thursday, and an MRI exam showed inflammation. He is scheduled to travel to Los Angeles Friday to be examined by Dr. Lewis Yocum. The Nationals issued a news release...

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Odds & Ends: Bay, Orioles, Padres, Lo Duca

Let's round up some leftover Thursday links.... The Boston Globe's Amalie Benjamin spoke to Joe Urbon, Jason Bay's agent. Urbon suggested that discussion would continue with the Red Sox, but that interest in his client so far has been "extraordinary." Larry Stone of the Seattle Times warns Mariners fans not to get too excited about rumors of a three-way deal involving Brandon Morrow and the...

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Strasburg scratched from Fall League title game

WASHINGTON (AP) -- The Washington Nationals say No. 1 overall draft pick Stephen Strasburg has a twisted left knee and is being scratched from his start in the Arizona Fall League championship game.

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Top pick Strasburg scratched from another start

The Washington Nationals say No. 1 overall draft pick Stephen Strasburg has a twisted left knee and is being scratched from his start in the Arizona Fall League championship game.

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Stephen Strasburg Injured? All Of NatsTown™ Panics...

Stephen Strasburg suffered a knee injury during BP today according to several reports though the full extent of his injury is as of yet unknown... View full size photo » Though the details are sketchy at the moment, word out of Arizona is that the Washington Nationals ' '09 No.1 overall pick pitcher Stephen Strasburg has suffered a knee injury that will keep him out of Saturday's AFL Championship...

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Nats say No. 1 pick Strasburg has left knee injury

The Washington Nationals say No. 1 overall draft pick Stephen Strasburg has a twisted left knee and is being scratched from his start in the Arizona Fall League championship game.

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Nats take precaution with Strasburg

Nats take precaution with Strasburg

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Nats add three arms to 40-man roster

Nats add three arms to 40-man roster

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News: Davey Johnson re-joins Nationals

Last night, the Washington Nationals announced that they have hired former Mets manager Davey Johnson as their Senior Advisor to the General Manager. In 2006, Johnson was the Senior Advisor to Nationals General Manager Jim Bowden, and according to Bill Ladson of MLB.com, he was responsible for the Nationals drafting catcher Jesus Flores. Johnson also managed number [...]

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Chico Harlan off the Nats beat

WaPo Seeks New Nats Writer - Fishbowl DC Noted sports-hater Chico Harlan is leaving the Washington Nationals beat for other opportunities at The Post . Back when that infamous Washingtonian profile came out, I wrote this: My take -- whatever, though it explains the initial level of coverage he provided when he took over the beat last season. It struck me as being written by someone who was cocky and...