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Gio Gonzalez reiterates PED denials on arrival at Nationals camp

“I think my resume speaks for itself,” he said. “I’ve been the same guy every year.

“It’s going to motivate me to work even harder, but do I have to prove anything to anyone? Absolutely not. If I want to prove something to myself and try to get better, I would definitely do that.”

NOTES: Right-hander Stephen Strasburg threw 37 pitches in his first bullpen session of spring training, watched by pitching coach Steve McCatty. … Reliever Henry Rodriguez, who had a bone spur and a loose body removed from his right elbow last August, said he is still in the process of rehabbing the injury. … The Nationals released a statement that they are continuing to explore their options for future spring training sites. … Fox has picked up nine Nationals games in the 2013 season for either regional or national broadcast.

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