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What a week. The Duke lacrosse players were declared innocent, Jim Marshall received a pardon for his felony drug conviction and Jayson Williams, I'm told, might get a Lifetime Achievement Award from the National Rifle Association.

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So I'm reading about the Angels-Indians series being moved to Milwaukee because of snow, and I'm thinking: Hey, maybe we can get the Nationals to move a series to Milwaukee -- or even the entire season.

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Why not? This is the franchise, remember, that once played "home" games in San Juan.

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According to the Elias Sports Bureau, the Nats are "the first team in major league history not to score in the first three innings in any of its first 10 games of the season."

You've gotta appreciate a club that refuses to give its fans false hope.

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Elsewhere in baseball, a sports agent was convicted in Florida of smuggling major league prospects out of Cuba. This is what happens when the anti-smoking movement goes too far: We start sneaking ballplayers out of Cuba instead of cigars.

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