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No, the Nationals Are Not Cursed by an Early Plan to Celebrate - The New York Times

  1. No, the Nationals Are Not Cursed by an Early Plan to Celebrate  The New York Times
  2. MLB's top free agents on display in the World Series – and they all have the same agent  USA TODAY
  3. For the most coveted free agents-to-be, this World Series is a maybe-goodbye  The Washington Post
  4. Tipsheet: Powerful Astros rise up and spoil Nationals' D.C. party  STLtoday.com
  5. Watch the Moment Trump Realizes He’s Getting Booed at a Washington Nationals Home Game  Yahoo Style
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