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On Tuesday night, Rays pitcher Joel Peralta was ejected from the game against the Washington Nationals for having pine tar on his glove. However, this kind of cheating hasn't had nearly as much publicity as if someone had been caught using PED's...

What in the wide world of horrid ideas is goin' on here?  Bryce Harper walks to the plate while Bieber is blasted?  Really?

Senator Harry Reid channeled his inner Bryce Harper when he recently made a funny statement.

Former Siena College starter John Lannan was surprised before the season began, when he was sent down to Class-AAA Syracuse.

It's definitely a sign that you're getting old if you try to use eye drops while still wearing sunglasses.

Don't worry I won't be getting all loud and proud on the Mets. YET. But hey 4-0 is 4-0 and it's a nice 4-0. Good pitching, a few timely hits, a feisty club, and some smart play have the Mets leading the NL East. Now I know this won't continue...

Few former Siena Saint athletes have the professional resume that John Lannan has as a major league starting pitcher. Lannan, the Saints’ single season strikeout record holder and 2005 graduate has been a work horse for the Washington Nationals since making his debut in 2007. Unfrotunately for Lannan, after being named the Opening Day starter for the club the last two seasons, he was unable to sec

If I were Ryan Zimmerman of the Washington Nationals, I would go to whatever religious institution I believe in and give thanks that the Nationals are so generous and so absurd! The Nats, a nice young and upcoming team, gave their 3rd baseman a 100 million dollar contract extension today...

Reports are coming in that say that the catcher for the Washington Nationals, Wilson Ramos, has been kidnapped in his home country of Venezuela.

Siena graduate John Lannan just can't seem to beat Philadelphia.  The Washington Nationals starting pitcher is 1-12 against the Phillies as Wilson Valdez and Jimmy Rollins each drove in two runs and Hunter Pence homered to lead Philadelphia to a 5-0 victory over Washington on Saturday night.

Washington Nationals pitcher John Lannan tossed six-plus innings of one-run ball but ended up with a no-decision as the Nats defeated the Colorado Rockies on Sunday, 3-2.

Siena graduate John Lannan helped out his own cause on Saturday night. The Washington pitcher got the win as well his first two hits of the season to lead the Nationals to a 5-2 win over the Atlanta Braves.