According to FOXSports.com's Ken Rosenthal's latest "Full Count" video report, the Los Angeles Angels have expressed interest in Washington Nationals' first baseman Adam Dunn...(ed. note - "Much more on the Dunn situation later tonight here at Federal Baseball.")

The Washington Nationals' Adam Dunn dropping science to help MASN promote their partnership with the Chesapeake Bay Foundation on a year-long PSA campaign to raise awareness about conservation of the Bay.

Nevada Congresswoman Dina Titus (D - NV) recognizes Nevada resident Bryce Harper for his accomplishments in the 2010 season and his selection as the Washington Nationals' 2010 no.1 overall draft pick.

He's COMING...Kenny Powers that is...Eastbound and Down is back to HBO in September...Remind you of anyone?

WTH? A Stephen Strasburg 24 Strikeout No-Hitter?!

"Wiffleball '79" Beer. Wiffleball. 1979.

The most innovative way to beat a catcher blocking the plate that I've ever seen. Someone teach Plush this move!

D.C. Sports Bog's Dan Steinberg Catches A "Meet The Press" GO NATS!!! Washington Post writer Dan Steinberg included a video today of Meet The Press host David Gregory signing off with a brief history of the Presidents who've thrown Ceremonial First Pitches as Barack Obama will tomorrow, and then Mr. Gregory signed off with a, "Go Nats!" Can't wait for tomorrow...

Federal Baseball's Ed Chigliak, uh, I...was on the Paul and Tom Show last Friday with HotStove.com's Paul Rubillo and Tom Reese to talk all things Washington Nationals including: - Stephen Strasburg - Bryce Harper - 2010 Rotation - Matt Capps (ed. note - "With all that happened this weekend, some of the info's already outdated, but...and..Please note, in the first minutes, one of Federal Baseball.com's dark secrets is revealed.")

ESPN's Jorge Arangure sent a link around on Twitter to a Deadspin post which features a YouTube video of College of Southern Nevada catcher Bryce "Dallas" Harper hitting his first collegiate HR. Obsess if you like, assume DC GM Mike Rizzo will take a pitcher no. 1 overall, or ignore this kid until the draft gets closer...your choice.