Ryan Zimmerman is one of the best third baseman ever through his first six seasons. But you already know that. --Roger Schlueter at nationals.com
This is the time of year when most free agents have signed and most players that are going to be traded have been traded. It is just waiting for pitchers and catchers to report, and speculating on what might happen once the season begins. The Nationals lost Willingham and Harris from the outfield and added Werth and Ankiel, and now they have to figure out how best to use them against left-handed and right-handed pitchers. --Bryce Wilson Stucki from thenatsblog.com
Collin Balester showed a bit of promise last season out of the bullpen, and more success might lie ahead. --Ben Goessling at masnsports.com
Even with guys like Balester ready to step in if something goes wrong in the bullpen it would still be nice for the Nationals to add a veteran. Should Soriano be that guy? --Mac from section409.com
Roger Bernadina's future roll looks to be fourth outfielder, but signing Manny Ramirez would not be a solution, and Sharion Martis still exists. --Bill Ladson at nationals.com
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Adam Kennedy might have been a little misused by the Nationals, but either way he had a bad year last season, and will now look to rebound with the Mariners. --Adam Kilgore from washingtonpost.com
I was expecting Bowden to mention Danny Espinosa and how he drafted him, but he didn't. Instead he talks about how Domonic Brown should fill in nicely for Werth. --Jim Bowden at foxsports.com
Anyone that thinks the Nationals off-season has been a failure should be glad the Nationals only free-agent signing wasn't Austin Kearns. I really am starting to feel sorry for the city of Cleveland. At least they still have Choo. --Jerry Crasnick from espn.com
This show about baseball groupies sounds like a train wreck waiting to happen. That doesn't make it much different than Hoarders, Intervention, Real Housewives, or anything else on TLC. Let's just hope we don't hear about a baseball player that ended up like the guy from Three Dog Night. --Bob Harkins at nbcsports.com