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More Nats video: Racing Presidents tryouts
We were at Nationals Park on Sunday to film the tryouts for the Racing Presidents
Odalis Perez holding out [updated]
Left-hander tells ESPNdeportes.com he's not reporting to Nationals camp until the team offers him a better contract.
First workout in the books
The first official pitchers-and-catchers workout is over, and in a shocking development, everyone was happy with how it went. (Seriously, would you expect anyone to come out and say things were a disaster?)
Nats Video: Talking pitching
Our Nationals crew discus the team's pitching as Spring Training gets underway in Florida.
Ready to work
Nats pitchers and catchers are about to take the field for their first workout of the spring.
Manny being Manny
No, not Ramirez. Manny Acta talks about his expectations of his team and himself in his third season as Nationals manager.
Let's get physical
Welcome to the least-interesting day of spring training.
Eckstein's immediate impact
The Nats' new hitting coach has revamped Johnson's swing.
23 players agree to terms
The Nats finalized contracts with nearly all of their players with less than three years' big-league service time.
Hello from Viera
The sun is shining, the grass is green and baseball season is underway.
A few Nick Johnson leftovers
Just thought I'd pass along a few extras that didn't make the paper from my conversation with Nick Johnson on Wednesday. He arrived in Viera early to work with new hitting coach Rick Eckstein, and said that although he'll have to tape up his surgically-repaired right wrist most of the season, he isn't worried it will limit him.
More reaction on Dunn
It's clear the Nationals are presenting the Adam Dunn signing as the move that vindicated their offseason. It remains to be seen whether Dunn's power will make a difference in the standings, but he certainly gives Washington the kind of bat it hasn't had before.
Details on Dunn's contract
The slugger will make $8 million this season and $12 million in 2010.
Awaiting the Dunn press conference
Nats' newest acquisition will be introduced at 3 p.m.
Chat at 2 p.m. today
I'll be online at 2 p.m. today to answer any of your questions about the Nationals' new slugger, as well as any spring training stuff that's on your mind. Check it out here.
