One year ago we penned this post: FamousDC’s Top 10 Favorite Things About the Nationals With the help of Stef and Kelly, we changed it up this year. Our Least Favorite Things About The Nats 10) The Pressure Sure, baseball is one of America’s greatest past times. But there is …

We’re ready for an entire season of Natitude. Charlotte Sellmyer works as a Cap Hill flack by day and photographer by night. She frequently shoots events, portraits and sites around the district. Follow, like or visit Charlotte’s blog to see more great photographs.

Clarence Greenwood, lead singer of Citizen Cope, was spotted (sitting on the right of jean baseball cap man) showing his #Natitude this past Saturday before the deluge delayed the game. You can catch him again in November at the 9:30 Club.

Heroes Against Childhood Cancer will host its second annual Night at Nats Park to benefit the Cancer Programs at Children’s National Medical Center on Thursday, April 14 at 7:05 p.m.  Hundreds of supporters will be on hand to help knock childhood cancer out of the park.  Children’s National cancer patients, …

We want the Nats to score runs, but not this kind… [Even The Washington Nationals’ Ticket Website Knows They’re Crap] h/t Deadspin’s Dauleiro via Jonathan Grella

StubHub is so disappointed the Washington Nationals didn’t make the playoffs, they’re pretending they did.  In a move that can only be classified as genius, StubHub has enlisted it’s marketing department to try to get over-paid, gullible lobbyist, who pay no attention to baseball, to buy tickets to something that …

This could be the harshest Deadspin treatment we’ve ever seen, but it comes honest. Deadspin has 21 slides that take us through the painful memories of the season … one picture at a time. Deadspin: The 2009 Washington Nationals: A Season Of Bigger Failure Despite appearances, the New York Mets are …

Terrorists = 1 Nationals = 0 Unless you’re a season ticket holder, would you ever associate the Nats with something evil?  What about terrorism?  [click here to find out why green is not the new black] h/t JS via Deadspin

According to the Washington Nationals fake manager, playing baseball isn’t really that hard.  [overpaid – under-worked] Interim Washington manager Jim Riggleman: My feeling is you ought to be ashamed of yourself if you get physically tired of playing baseball because it shouldn’t be that physically taxing." Note: He did not …

UPDATE: @frankstrategies alerts us that this Twitter account might not be official.  Whew.  We still however think this would be a great idea for a fan give-away. —————————————————- It’s no mystery that the Nats need a little help on the field.  We also know they can’t spell . But now …

Ok, seriously, can it get any worse for the Nats? First you lose your manager mid-season, then the world notices that, a week after the All Star break, you’re officially on pace (66) to lose more games this year than the ’62 Mets (120). And now your hometown newspaper runs …

In a recent attempt to entertain 30 or so fans, the Washington Nationals rewarded ticket holders to a fireworks display.  The only problem, the show was cut short when some of the debris landed on top of the fire chief’s head. [unbelievable] According to a sources, Vince Coleman was not …

The Nats lost again. According to reports, Major League Baseball is seriously considering the idea of blindfolding opposing teams in an attempt to level the playing field for the Nationals. As for the season ticket holders who spent thousands of dollars to enjoy such an exciting season – come on, …

Ryan Zimmerman delivers game ending home run in the bottom of the 9th! Nationals 1-0 in new stadium Michael Ruane: Cheers Not Just for the Home Team but for Timely Rails, Clear Roads Dick Heller: A permanent palace for baseball in the District Express: Opening Night at Nationals Park Selig: …

Now that the football season is officially over [minus one completely overrated Pro-Bowl game], it’s time to turn our attention back to baseball, and more importantly the Nats, and their new stadium opening in 55 days.