The Nationals and the City have agreed to terms for back rent.  The issues came back in July when Nationals Park failed to pay the City rent totaling $3.5 million.

It's kind of funny but the Washington Nationals Manager Manny Acta said that the main office as of yesterday has fired every assistant coach but one.   The good news? The Nationals lost 102 games this year and will get the first round draft pick. The Bad News? ...

Today is the Washington Nationals last home game of the season.  They will take on the the Marlins at 7:10pm.  Hopefully it's not rained out.  Last night the Nat's posted another loss losing to the Marlins 9-4 and bringing there record to 59-99.  They have 4 games left in the ...

The Washington Nationals are doing good this year.  As of this morning they have 58 wins and  98 losses.  Can they break the 100 mark?

[caption id="" align="alignleft" width="240" caption="Credit: unsure shot"][/caption] The Washington Nationals have announced that they will be cutting the price of the 2009 season tickets by as much as $15 a game.  I am guessing that they need to fill more of the seats in the outfield.  All the games that ...

Now here is the smartest thing that I have seen lately.  DC Council member David Catania wants to increase the sales tax on tickets and most items sold at Nationals Park.  The reason, because low attendance.  Gee I wonder why the Nationals are seeing low attendance.  Could it be that ...

Some fans like the new Nationals Park stadium and some others don't.  Washington Post has a mid season review from fans.

Washington Nationals Owners have failed to pay the city of DC rent.  $3.5 Million worth! Nationals owners are saying that the Stadium is still incomplete and are looking for damage payments from the city of in lieu of $100,000 a day dating back to March 1st.  This may get messier ...

Nationals are averaging 10,000 less fans that the projected 39,000 fans per game.  I guess new stadium didn't equal more fans.

If the soccer stadium gets built in Southeast, traffic is going to be a nightmare.  DC Council has motioned to spend 150 million dollars for the new stadium.  Think about traffic.  At the beginning of the baseball season the Nationals, also in SE, will be bringing in 40,000 fans then ...