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FILE- In this Oct. 3, 1933, file photo, a scoreboard showing Game 1 of baseball's World Series between the Washington Senators and New York Gians is displayed outside a building in Norfolk, Va. In clinching a playoff spot, the Nationals put the nation's capital in baseball's postseason for the first time in nearly 80 years. (AP Photo/Virginian-Pilot, Charles S. Borjes, File)

D.C. was different place last time Washington played in postseason

By Nathan Fenno - The Washington Times

Walter Johnson, nicknamed "The Big Train," was a pitcher playing from 1907 to 1927 with the Washington Senators. Johnson was known as a power pitcher of his era, believed to throw the ball over 100 miles per hour. Later in Johnson's career as baseball manager he had the nickname, "Old Barney." Location and date of this photo is unknown. (AP Photo)

HELLER: ’12: The year D.C.’s baseball team became a winner

By Dick Heller - The Washington Times

Injuries have taken their toll on the Washington Nationals, who have scored seven runs over their last five games, five losses. Ryan Zimmerman is on the disabled list and has missed nine straight games with a right shoulder injury. (AP Photo/Paul Sancya)

HELLER: D.C. baseball emerges from the dark ages

By Dick Heller - The Washington Times

HELLER: The spirit of Griffith lingers 50 years later

By Dick Heller - The Washington Times

HELLER: Harmon Killebrew holds special place in D.C. baseball lore

By Dick Heller - Special to The Washington Times