Just what the doctor ordered
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OPINION | With slugger Michael Morse back, the Nationals are getting closer to the lineup they envisioned on opening day.
Nats injury updates
Ryan Mattheus and Mark DeRosa are both close to returning from the disabled list.
Morse ready for ‘my opening day’
Michael Morse is off the disabled list and back in the middle of the Nationals’ lineup.
Don’t sell Lombardozzi short
A local kid who never stopped working, Steve Lombardozzi is suddenly a crucial player for the first-place Nationals.
Scores and Schedule
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MLB
Santana’s no-hitter makes Mets history
Johan Santana pitches the first no-hitter for a franchise that began playing in 1962, aided by an apparent blown call on a Carlos Beltran line drive.
Rays knock Orioles out of first place
Behind David Price, the Rays blank the Orioles, 5-0, to knock Baltimore out of first place in the AL East.
Full coverage of Bryce Harper
A living archive of everything the Washington Post has published on Bryce Harper — blog posts, articles, columns, photos and video.
Latest MLB news
DC Sports Bog
Don’t walk down the aisles during play at Nats games
New policy at Nats Park will keep fans from walking to their seats during the action.”
Tim McCarver thinks Bryce Harper needs a talk
Old person thinks young person has too much darn energy, or enthusiasm, or calories, or something.”
Ian Desmond thinks Teddy should win
Jayson Werth isn’t the only Nats player who believes the country’s 26th president needs to win a stupid race.”
Morning pixels: Bryce Harper is baseball’s fastest home run trotter
Here’s old-school for ya: the Nats’ phenom has three of MLB’s nine fastest home run trots this season.”
ESPN is the Nat Network
With two nationally televised games in a week, Baseball Tonight crew jokes that the N stands for Nats.”
Nationals videos
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The Nats and Orioles played exciting baseball before packed houses three games in a row at Nationals Park.
OPINION | MLB must push for a swift and fair resolution to a dispute that should hand the Nationals hundreds of millions in future cable TV fees.
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