Those wanting seats to single games at RFK for the Nationals this season should run right out to the Nationals Ticket Schedule Website starting at Noon today. Seats range from $7 to $45 for the mere-mortal seats, whereas $95 will buy you lower diamond box seats. The Nationals had a great start to Spring Training, but now are a mere 5-5. Don’t expect amazing things from this year’s squad, but there are some certain high points on this squad: Josh “Monster” Rauch who looks down to Randy Johnson (he’s 6’11”), 19 year old shortstop Ian Desmond may not be expected to make the opening day roster, but you can bet we’ll see him from time to time, T.J. Tucker, who is working on a new cut fastball and a change-up, and Endy Chavez, who we’re trying to craft into a leader. These Nationals will be wonderful to watch simply because they are ours, but I think there’s a good chance we could have a team that could be crafted into a playoff contender over the next few seasons. Get some tickets today, head for the Metro, and remember nights at the ballpark when you were a kid. Create some memories of your own, for this is a game that has marked the time while this country has grown up. Gets some peanuts and crackerjack, or maybe a frosty adult beverage and let time float by on a Sunday afternoon.
This post appeared in its original form at DC Metblogs
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