WORLD SERIES
Game 1 is tomorrow 
(The Washington Post)
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The World Series is back in D.C. after 86 years. Enjoy the ride, because anything can happen.
Generations of Washington baseball fans will finally get to experience the Fall Classic in their hometown, and who’s to say it can’t go their way?
Hugs, kids’ songs and so much dancing: How the Nationals clubhouse became ‘something special’
The secret to the Nationals' enviable clubhouse chemistry: They really do like each other.
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At 5 feet 6, he's heard all the jokes before.
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MLB rules prohibit teams from wearing jerseys that are too similar in color.
Woods relished the chance to get back on the course, however.
