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Updated: A visitor’s guide to Spring Training in West Palm Beach (for Nationals fans)

Posted on March 15, 2022 by Stan4Nats

An early look around Palm Beach County for fun during the National’s Spring Training* *Check the Web Sites listed for location, hours of operation and contact information. \ We are locals living in Palm Beach County, and Steve M. asked … Continue reading →

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The 2018 visitor’s guide to Spring Training in West Palm Beach (for Nats fans)

Posted on January 21, 2018 by Stan4Nats

Instead of reproducing last year’s local guide of restaurants, hotels, golf courses, sightseeing, etc., for Spring Training in West Palm Beach in its totality, we opted to build on it with a few new flavors in places to eat and visit. Most … Continue reading →

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Washington Nationals: Seen & Heard at Spring Training; Adam Eaton channels Mighty Mouse

Posted on February 20, 2017 by Stan4Nats

A very exciting first weekend at The Ballpark of the Palm Beaches. The best quotes seemed to come from the starting trio of outfielders. What was learned about Adam Eaton is that he is a fan of Mighty Mouse which was … Continue reading →

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Washington Nationals: Quotes from Dusty Baker and Daniel Murphy

Posted on February 18, 2017 by Stan4Nats

Dusty hinted that Turner will hit leadoff. Then wondered if 3 straight lefties would be a problem and suggested Werth could hit 2nd again. — Jorge Castillo (@jorgecastillo) February 17, 2017 That tweet by Jorge Castillo (above) regarding Dusty Baker‘s comment … Continue reading →

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The Royals changed how you can win. Will Maddon do the same?

Posted on June 11, 2016 by Stan4Nats

The Royals had back-to-back World Series runs and changed the ways we look at bullpen construction and team speed with less emphasis on starting pitchers. Joe Maddon took a low budget Tampa Bay team to the World Series and became … Continue reading →

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