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Local pitcher signs with Royals
koelble@herald-mail.comA few years down the road, maybe we’ll see Hagerstown’s Christian Binford pitching for the Kansas City Royals at Camden Yards against the Baltimore Orioles. The 18-year-old Binford signed a contract Friday with Kansas City and the ink on...Tags: Burlington (Kane, Illinois), Contracts, Colleges and Universities, Kane County, High School Sports
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Mail Call - Aug. 18
“I see old John Boehner did it again. He’s getting rid of an institution down in Congress, the page program. Said he’s going to save $5 million a year — a whole $5 million. Wow, John, you’re supposed to save jobs, not...Tags: Standards, Barack Obama, Syria, Elections, Famines
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Strasburg sees a lot of good in bad situations
bobp@herald-mail.comStephen Strasburg is obviously pretty secure with himself as an athlete. The Washington Nationals pitching ace got knocked around in his third rehabilitation outing in his comeback trek to the majors after Tommy John elbow ligament replacement surgery....Tags: Stephen Strasburg, Folklore and Mythology, Arts and Culture
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Strasburg continues to create excitement in Hagerstown
davem@herald-mail.comStephen Strasburg made his third appearance of the season with the Hagerstown Suns on Monday night and continued to create excitement in the stands. Fans talked about Strasburg's "tremendous" ability, the joy of seeing him in a historic baseball park and...Tags: Stephen Strasburg, Washington, DC, Washington Nationals, Human Interest
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Lamb steals Strasburg's spotlight
bobp@herald-mail.comThe Hagerstown Suns’ march to a playoff berth was slowed like it met the Ides of March. On Monday, the Suns went in with a lion, but were taken out by a Lamb. Pitcher Stephen Strasburg, the Washington Nationals’ young lion, made his third...Tags: Theft, Surgery, Stephen Strasburg, Doug Slaten, Washington Nationals
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Curves keep adding bends to Strasburg's comeback road
bobp@herald-mail.comStephen Strasburg is ecstatic with the progress of his comeback from elbow surgery. The Washington Nationals ace loves the way he is throwing his fastball and changeup during his four rehabilitation starts in Single A. But there is one aspect for...Tags: Sports, Baseball Statistics, Stephen Strasburg, Baseball, Washington Nationals
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Hudson sends Nationals up river
Daniel Hudson fell one out short of his first career shutout Wednesday night, and the Arizona Diamondbacks turned another casual arrival at the ballpark into a win, beating the Washington Nationals 4-2. Hudson (13-9) allowed nine hits, struck out six,...Tags: Jayson Werth, Daniel Hudson, Chris Young (baseball, outfielder), Arizona Diamondbacks, Lyle Overbay
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Hagerstown area's average gas prices top state and national numbers
caleb.calhoun@herald-mail.comDespite already hitting historic highs for January, the average price of gas around Hagerstown increased this week, according to the American Automobile Association weekend gas watch. The average price of regular-grade gas in Hagerstown was at $3.45...Tags: AAA, Edgewood, Manufacturing and Engineering, BP Plc, Petroleum Industry
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Winchester officials seek land transfer for stadium to attract minor league team
bobp@herald-mail.comOfficials with the Winchester Economic Development Authority announced Monday the authority has voted to seek transfer of public land for construction of a new baseball stadium to attract a minor league baseball team. “We think we have exciting...Tags: Economic Policy, High School Sports, Schools, Baseball, College Baseball
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Phillips leads Reds over Nationals
Brandon Phillips got two more hits in the leadoff spot and the Cincinnati Reds reached .500 for the first time since early July with a 6-3 win over the Washington Nationals on Saturday night. Phillips scored twice and drove in a run. He’s gotten...Tags: Jayson Werth, Chris Heisey, Joey Votto, Ian Desmond, Francisco Cordero
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Strasburg shows old form in Syracuse rehab start
Stephen Strasburg struck out seven in five innings, giving up one earned run on two hits in a rehab start for Triple-A Syracuse on Saturday night. It was Strasburg’s fifth minor league appearance since undergoing Tommy John surgery to repair a torn...Tags: Contracts, Stephen Strasburg, Baseball, Washington Nationals, Randy Knorr
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