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In honor of it being the end of the semester and with my final graduate school papers taking advantage of what’s left of the spare time, this week’s NL East Preview will take the form of a nice series of limericks regarding each team

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Once again, the week has proven to be a topsy-turvy endeavor for all five teams, including a remarkable three loss streak for Atlanta, a rousing first season of the “John Buck Show” in New York, and, once again, a resoundingly inept performance for the Miami Marlins.

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I'm not sure what happened in the NL East this week, but I will eat my crow-filled humble pie with pride.

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After a wild week of baseball featuring the worst beat-down in Nationals history and a big week for a catcher no one knew existed, it’s time for the second installment of the NL East Preview.

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Although baseball season officially began yesterday with the unceremonious thwomping of the Rangers at the hands of Houston, for those of us in the NL East, the season begins today. The general consensus is that the Nationals are the team to beat, with some pressure coming from Atlanta

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Relief pitcher Will Ohman made his first — and last — appearance for the Washington Nationals this spring against the St. Louis Cardinals on Sunday. Ohman allowed two hits and two walks in one inning pitched, and he was promptly cut from the

After watching the Washington Nationals' Michael Morse hit a phantom homer run last week, one would assume Bud Selig and Major League Baseball are going down the same road of professional wrestling or Tru-TV.

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Dickey misses chance for 19th win giving up a homer to a Nationals rookie not named Bryce Harper.

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Santana shelled for fifth consecutive start in loss to Nats.

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Mets go 0-6 on homestand to lost for the 12th time in the last 13 games.

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