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Thomas Boswell

Thomas Boswell

Sports Columnist at The Washington Post

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Languages
  • English
Covering topics
  • Baseball
  • Golf
  • Sports
  • Tennis

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Recent Articles

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Perspective | Remember when the Nats sprouted into a delight? It’s happening again.

These scrappy Nationals and their relentless attitude could be starting another wild ride for D.C.
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The Washington Nationals are building the culture of a contender ag...

These scrappy Nationals and their relentless attitude could be starting another wild ride for D.C.
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Perspective | The Nationals’ future looks bright — and so does thei...

In a suddenly promising Washington rotation, the good news keeps coming.
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Perspective | Willie Mays was as good — and as cool — as anyone who...

I met Mays. I watched Mays. I can still hardly believe what I saw.
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Column | This Nationals sell-off stopped at the perfect place

Why the trade the Nationals didn’t make, involving closer Kyle Finnegan, may have been their best call.
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Column | This Nationals sell-off stopped at the perfect place

Why the trade the Nationals didn’t make, involving closer Kyle Finnegan, may have been their best call.
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Column | This Nationals sell-off stopped at the perfect place

Why the trade the Nationals didn’t make, involving closer Kyle Finnegan, may have been their best call.
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Column | Baltimore’s lesson to Chicago: Greet your epic MLB losers ...

An epic losing streak can be painful and inspiring. Ask Baltimore and its 1988 Orioles.
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Column | Baltimore’s lesson to Chicago: Greet your epic MLB losers ...

An epic losing streak can be painful and inspiring. Ask Baltimore and its 1988 Orioles.
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Guest column | Jayden Daniels will shatter before he stars if the C...

Washington’s prized rookie quarterback had 16 carries in his opening game. That should never happen again.
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Column | No one loved baseball, or damaged it, as much as Pete Rose

A baseball savant, a gambling addict, a corrupted individual — Rose contained multitudes. But no one loved the game — or damaged it — as much as Charlie Hustle.