Thomas Boswell

If the March performances of Josh Bell, Kyle Schwarber and others prove to be prologue, not mirage, there will be fireworks from this Washington offense.

The Nationals may be part of our delicious, dependable normal, but the delight remains.

The Washington Nationals survived this star-crossed start battered, bruised and as stubborn as ever.

Perspective | Ask Boswell: NFL, MLB, NBA and Washington sports  The Washington Post

When the Washington pitcher was at his best, few have ever been better. That’s what I’ll remember.

Brooks Robinson was a first-ballot Hall of Fame player, and the game of baseball had no finer person.

Think the Nationals mismanaged their tear-down and rebuild? Think again.

Frank Howard made myths, hit moonshots and let little kids dream of a winning team in Washington.

For fans of the Orioles and Commanders, the clouds are finally lifting.

These scrappy Nationals and their relentless attitude could be starting another wild ride for D.C.