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Washington Nationals 2012 Playoffs

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Adam LaRoche's parents send thank-you note to fans

Very occasionally, Washington D.C. feels like a small town. When the parents of the baseball team's star first baseman send a letter to the local paper thanking the fans for their support of their son, that qualifies as one of those occasions.

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Cardinals advance to NLCS with 9-7 win

The Nationals completed a historical collapse by blowing a 6-0 lead and losing to the Cardinals in Game 5 of a National League Divisional Series.

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Nats, Cards stick with same lineup for Game 5

With a berth in the National League Championship Series against the San Francisco Giants on the line, Washington Nationals manager Davey Johnson has made no changes to a lineup that has scored just nine runs in the first four games of the series.

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WMATA: Nearly 15K fans used Metro after Game 4

The transit authority says that nearly 15,000 Nats fans used the system to get home (or to go drinking, whichever).

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Nats-Cardinals Game 5 preview: Gio takes mound

Gio Gonzalez toes the rubber for the Washington Nationals in a win-or-go-home Game 5, hoping his team can finally muster some offense against the St. Louis Cardinals

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Werth: 'What a difference a day makes'

Jayson Werth battled St. Louis Cardinals' reliever Lance Lynn for 13 pitches before he launched a walk-off home run into the left field bullpen to send the NLDS series with the Cards to Game 5 Friday night in D.C.

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Werth walkoff forces Game 5 in Washington

Jayson Werth and Adam LaRoche hit home runs as the Washington Nationals forced a Game 5 in the NLDS.

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USA Today: Nats 'most hated' in baseball

From afterthought to laughingstick to despised?

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Nats' Johnson sticks with same lineup for Game 4

Washington manager Davey Johnson has made no changes to his lineup for Thursday's Game 4 at Nationals Park.

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Davey On Jackson: 'He Just Made Bad Pitches...'

Washington Nationals' manager Davey Johnson isn't ready to give up just yet, though the Nats' 8-0 loss to the St. Louis Cardinals in Game Three of the NLDS put them in a tough position.