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Stephen Strasburg has a patellar subluxation in his left knee, and will be fine for spring training with rest and physical therapy.
The Nationals named their coaching staff for 2010 today, bringing back three members of the 2009 staff and adding a trio of connections from manager Jim Riggleman's past jobs in baseball.
Stephen Strasburg will miss Saturday's Arizona Fall League championship game because of a twisted left knee, and will get a precautionary exam on Friday in Los Angeles, though the Nationals say the injury is not serious.
The Nats' top prospect doesn't just try to overpower hitters. He actually understands how to pitch.
The Nationals have named Davey Johnson, veteran of four major-league managerial jobs and a stint with the 2008 U.S. Olympic team, senior advisor to the general manager.
Riggleman's former manager in Seattle now will serve under him in Washington.
Plenty of tidbits on both major and minor leaguers to share
Two more hires gives GM Mike Rizzo eight new assistants since the end of the season.
Right-hander comes back from neck strain, strikes out six in 3 2/3 innings in Arizona
Nats star is now officially both the NL's best offensive and defensive third baseman.
Jim Riggleman, Mike Rizzo and others spoke today at Nationals Park.
The Nats have made Jim Riggleman their permanent manager.
Nats third baseman says his first Gold Glove award is a "huge honor."
Nats third baseman honored for his defensive work.
Within the next week, Washington could have a manager, Ryan Zimmerman could have a Gold Glove and the Nats will have money to begin spending on free agents.
Nats prospect earns honor after his five-inning, one-run start last Monday.
Stephen Strasburg, scheduled to start in Saturday's Arizona Fall League Rising Stars Game, was scratched because of a strained neck muscle.
29-year-old lefty reliever picked up from Diamondbacks
Dodgers hitting coach declines to be interviewed by Nats; Riggleman looking more likely to be retained.
Thoughts, analysis and observations in the wake of the Phillies' 8-6 Game 5 win over the Yankees.
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