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From Washington Business Journal: The Washington Nationals, which finished its 2009 season with the worst record in baseball, recently laid off several people in the team's executive offices, according to sources close to the team. Full Article at Sports Blogs
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In early 2007, when then-DC GM Jim Bowden signed right fielder Austin Kearns to a 3-year/$17.5 million dollar deal with a $10 million dollar club option for a fourth year or a $1 million dollar buyout, Kearns told Washington Post writer Barry Svrluga,... Full Article at Federal Baseball
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The , which finished its 2009 season with the worst record in baseball, recently laid off several people in the team's executive offices, according to sources close to the team. Full Article at Washington Business Journal
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We lost the mental aspect and not the cricketing part of the match. Chasing 350 was always going to be difficult even on this wicket which played very well
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The big part about all this is the camaraderie
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It's nice to see all these Philadelphia fans, despite the fact that I'm a (Pittsburgh) Pirates fan
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This is a team that is just two years removed from being a game away from the World Series ... It's a balanced division. Going into spring training this team was considered one of the favorites. If we get our pitching in order ... we get right back in it.
