Wood set to power hometown team Nationals
Major League Baseball is back. One of the future stars of the game is from Olney and plays for his hometown team. James Wood is the face of the Washington… Read More
Major League Baseball is back. One of the future stars of the game is from Olney and plays for his hometown team. James Wood is the face of the Washington… Read More
Derwood native Alexa Datt got the call from her hometown team. She will be working the sidelines as a host and reporter for the Washington Nationals television broadcasts this upcoming season.… Read More
It’s not often a baseball player gets to don the cap of his hometown team, but that’s the case for Potomac, Maryland native Matt Mervis, who signed a minor league… Read More
Montgomery County’s own James Wood has been named to his first Major League Baseball (MLB) All-Star Team. This is the 22-year old’s first full season playing in the Majors with… Read More
Montgomery County Public Libraries (MCPL) and the Washington Nationals have teamed up for the fifth consecutive year to reward summer readers with a trip to the ballpark. MCPL’s Summer Reading… Read More
James Wood, the Washington Nationals’ top prospect, will make his major league debut Monday at Nationals Park. Wood, 21, was born in Rockville and grew up in Olney. He played… Read More
Ted Lerner, a real estate magnate and founding principal owner of the Washington Nationals, has died at the age of 97. Lerner bought the Nats in 2006 who won the… Read More
D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser and the D.C. Homeland Security and Emergency Management Agency approved a waiver request by the Washington Nationals baseball team so that 5,000 masked fans can attend… Read More
Today, Thursday July 23, Major League Baseball (MLB) will make its return. NIH’s very own Dr. Anthony Fauci will toss out the first pitch in Washington DC. Will he be… Read More
Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases in Bethesda, will throw out the ceremonial first pitch at the Washington Nationals’ opening game Thursday against… Read More
Gerardo Parra, the popular reserve outfielder and the inadvertent creator of the Nats’ Baby Shark phenomenon, sent out his official farewell message to Nats’ fans via Twitter. https://twitter.com/88_gparra/status/1197602534485110784?s=20
Gerardo Parra, the man responsible for the Baby Shark phenomenon that became synonymous with the Washington Nationals’ run to a World Series title will not be back for the 2020… Read More