Public Ponders Nats' Future
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Still-unanswered questions temper many people's enthusiasm for the rebirth of the Nationals.
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RFK Stadium may not be pretty but it has been home and the Nats are preparing to say goodbye to that beautiful dump of a park.
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Fans of the Montreal Expos prepared to bid adieu on Wednesday, as Canada&#39;s first big league baseball team appeared set to move to Washington.
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The last time Washington's major league baseball team played a home game, fans stormed the field with two outs in the ninth inning in a show of anger and frustration over owner Bob Short's decision to move the team to Texas. But even then there was the expectation that in a relatively short time, major league baseball would find a way to put a team back in Washington. Instead it took 33 years.
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Fans of the Montreal Expos prepared to  bid adieu on Wednesday, as Major League Baseball said Canada's  first big league team was to be relocated to Washington for  next year's season.
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Be honest. One of the most exciting things the National League had going for it the past few years was Barry Bonds. His pursuit of the home run record - and the steroid controversy that followed him everywhere - made for entertaining days and nights across America. With that gone, what does the National League have left?
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Washington's decision to fund a baseball stadium highlights a debate over sports funding.
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Seventy-three-year-old former Washington Senators public address announcer Charlie Brotman wrestled a protester out of the way, clearing the stage for the Montreal Expos to be rechristened the Washington Nationals. With approval from baseball owners and a ballpark funding package still pending, the franchise forged ahead yesterday with a splashy ceremony before hundreds of fans in the grand hall at Union ...
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The men who run the Nationals have not discussed Frank Robinson's future with him in detail, leading to a growing feeling around the club that the 71-year-old Hall of Famer won't be back next season.
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Major League Baseball team owners have approved the Montreal Expos&#39; move to Washington next year, but the deal is still subject to a stadium agreement.
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As Major League Baseball&#39;s deadline for funding a Washington stadium nears, the debate has gotten down and dirty. For months, Northern Virginia officials had been good sports about losing the Montreal Expos to the District of Columbia in September.
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The wait for a baseball team is over. The debate over the name begins. With the Montreal Expos headed to the nation&#39;s capital, ideas for a suitable nickname for a baseball team at the seat
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So that's the fascination with J.D. Drew. Theo hopes you folks didn't mind waiting close to seven months to see why he lavished $70 million on his seemingly lethargic outfield prize. I believe he would say something like, "Good things come to ye who waits," or "he who waits." Whatever.
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The question of whether baseball will now jerk its franchise out of Washington is a mere foregone conclusion. Why would baseball come here? We have pulled a bait-and-switch on the sport.
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If MLB and the DC Council fail to reach an agreement to keep the Nationals in Washington, baseball would be faced with the difficult question of what to do with the league-owned franchise next season.
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Major League Baseball finally did what many expected: It announced Washington, DC, will be the new home of the Expos. The best choice?
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MONTREAL (CP) - The Montreal Expos have circled on the road out of town so often, you can understand why players and team officials are taking word of their imminent move with a grain of salt.