@fuccboipepe @Nationals@JuanSoto25_ Supposedly we let all the others go so we could pay @JuanSoto25_ , but that didn't happen either. Come on Nationals you were supposed to build the team around Soto not let him go also. Tired of watching our best talents traded away. Are we now the Pittsburgh Pirates of the east?
@NavyYardNats@Nationals@JuanSoto25_@JuanSoto25_ You will always be loved by Nationals fans. Even when you are hitting home runs against us to win the game for your new team you are still loved. Honestly we deserved to have you and Josh beat us with home runs because you should both still be Nats!
Very classy @JuanSoto25_ Thank you for all the joy you have given fans like me over the past 5 years. Your love of the game was contagious. Good luck. You are missed!
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Thanks to the work of @strongschoolsmd, team leaders, students, educators, and advocates, Gov. Hogan issued a supplemental budget to fund the #Blueprint4MD in FY23!
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Strong Schools Maryland Statement on Governor Hogan's Decision to Relent and Fund the #Blueprint4MD in FY23
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In 2009 when Stephen Strasburg was drafted it all began to change for the #Nats. Before that, it was Ryan Zimmerman as the lone star enduring 100 loss seasons, and 2006 - 2011 were all losing seasons.
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ZIMMERMAN RETIRING: First baseman Ryan Zimmerman, the face of the Washington Nationals franchise, announced he will retire after 17 years with the team. https://t.co/QcTAfyUcpY
It's been a tough day for ⚾️ fans as they have watched training camps officially go into a delay in opening as pitchers and catchers were due to report today, and now #Nats fans got the dreaded news that Ryan Zimmerman will indeed retire as a player. 😪
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BREAKING NEWS: Longtime @Nationals first baseman Ryan Zimmerman, the franchise's first-ever draft pick, has announced his retirement after a 16-year career.
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Ryan Zimmerman made history as the first draft pick in Washington Nationals history. He helped the Nats win the 2019 World Series. Tuesday, his career in DC came to an end when he announced his retirement.
A look back at Zimmerman's illustrious career in Wednesday's @postsports: