Bryce Harper walks-off another! Déjà vu for sure!

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Game #35 La troisième fois c’est le charme and Déjà vu All Over Again and Again; Third Time is the Charm!

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New venue hosts Pups In The Park pre-game event at DC’s largest dog park behind #Nats Park

The Washington Nationals have 6 of their Pups In The Park events this season, and today is the second of the six events. Head down to Nats Park early with your dog(s) today at 3 pm, and enjoy a great canine meet and greet and costume show at the brand new dog park along the Anacostia River behind the south “Home plate” gates of Nats Park across from the player’s parking lot. This was the area once known as Florida Rock and visit this JD Land link to see the transformation over 10 years. If you don’t have a dog, head over there and check it out and have a beer at the new Bardo beer garden. Fresh and cold beer right from the tap!
The brand new, half-acre, dog park has become a popular spot for residents and visitors to the area and you don’t need a four-legged friend to visit the area. This is all part of the revitalized waterfront area. Continue reading

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FanSigner is a new approach to getting your favorite #Nats autographs and helping charities

When Max Scherzer talks, we listen. Max now has a charitable affiliation with a new concept in the memorabilia and autograph business called FanSigner. This new company is unique compared to the industry behemoths like Fanatics and Steiner Sports, and with Max’s involvement, the first athletes on their page are familiar to Nats fans as they have Stephen Strasburg, Anthony Rendon, Ryan Zimmerman and of course Max.

The company was founded in part by Ryan Mitchell, and Ryan and Max Scherzer grew up together in the St. Louis area. They learned about some of the pitfalls and issues in the autograph business and thought this new concept would help athletes and their charitable interests at the same time while providing something unique to the fans. The website went live last week, and they had immediate sales. It also allows for personalized fan items to be sent in from your favorite game-used baseball to a piece of artwork to a photo you personally took at a game. Continue reading

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Game #35 Redux and Déjà vu All Over Again

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Game #35 Season finale between the O’s and the Nationals

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Nats claw back from a 3-0 deficit to walk-off by the ex-Os Wieters!

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Game #34 Nats look to get back to winning with Stephen Strasburg

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Bullpen blows another. Sloppy all around.

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Game #33 Scherzer set to get a split in Camden

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