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Dylan Crews talked about recently becoming a baseball card collector

A few days ago we learned that baseball’s No. 1 prospect, Dylan Crews, has become a baseball card collector. In the offseason, Crews owns a home in Baton Rouge which is close to the LSU campus where he became a … Continue reading

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FOUR BAGS AND COUNTING

The grand slam home run hit is one of the most exhilarating moments in baseball. It is a feat of power, timing, and circumstance, a singular event that can electrify a crowd and shift the momentum of a game. The … Continue reading

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An Update and Gentle Reminder: Unused RCR Points? Let’s Bring Some Holiday Cheer to Deserving Kids Again.

On the eve of Thanksgiving we wanted to give you a status report on this year’s RCR Points Drive. As of 6:00 pm yesterday, we have received a total of 133,879 points from 53 donors! We’re not quite there yet, … Continue reading

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The Global Game: The Rise of International Baseball

Baseball, a sport deeply rooted in American culture, has been steadily expanding its global reach, captivating fans, and inspiring new generations of players worldwide. The World Population Review even has an entire in-depth section titled “MLB Players by Country 2024” … Continue reading

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A Cinderella Story: The Nationals’ 2025 Playoff Run

Defying Expectations and Claiming the Crown The Washington Nationals’ playoff run in 2025 was a cinematic masterpiece, a Cinderella story for the ages. Against all odds, they defied expectations, winning a series of thrilling games and ultimately claiming the World … Continue reading

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Unused RCR Points? Let’s Bring Some Holiday Cheer to Deserving Kids Again.

Back in 2021, TalkNats started an initiative to collect items from the RCR program and donate them to the Nationals Youth Baseball Academy, which supports young scholar athletes from Wards 7 and 8 in DC (Donate Your Unused Red Carpet … Continue reading

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Several Nats’ roster moves made. Some expected — some not!

All MLB teams had to add back their 60-day IL players to their 40-man roster yesterday. For teams without open 40-man spaces, they had to make room on their rosters. The Washington Nationals made several moves yesterday that began with … Continue reading

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Yankees’ fans can sort of thank the Nats for Juan Soto

First off, happy 26th birthday and feliz cumpleaños to Juan Soto — and good luck in the World Series. While the Washington Nationals did not trade Soto directly to the Bronx Bombers, they traded him to San Diego, and the … Continue reading

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Check swing video technology debuted last night

Technology has come a long way since the Fred Flintstone days. Yabba, dabba, dooo, baseball now has the technological advances to challenge just about anything — but MLB is still only using limited video challenges for now, and not using … Continue reading

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The Evolution of the Baseball: A Century of Change

A Timeless Tool of the Game The baseball, the heart of America’s national pastime, has undergone significant transformations over the years. From its early days as a crudely crafted ball to its modern-day precision, the baseball has evolved to meet … Continue reading

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