Baltimore Banner hires Washington Nationals reporter as D.C. sports expansion takes shape
The Baltimore Banner has hired Kyle Williams as its Washington Nationals reporter, part of the nonprofit's expansion into D.C. sports coverage
The Baltimore Banner has hired Kyle Williams as its Washington Nationals reporter, part of the nonprofit's expansion into D.C. sports coverage
Danielle Allentuck covered the Orioles for the Baltimore Banner until January.
Jim Wolf thought the Nationals wanted to challenge a call, which led to a hilarious hot-mic moment.
There are plans to hire at least three more reporters plus an editor, according to Status.
Daily coverage of the Commanders and Nationals will start as soon as this month, along with 'enterprise reporting' on the Capitols, Wizards and Maryland Terrapins.
Dan Quinn and Spencer Carbery did the same.
Kolko has been covering the Nats in various capacities since 2012.
It's the latest cost-cutting move as the sports desk faces an uncertain future.
The Nats would be the seventh team to join MLB's in-house production arm.
"Emmy award-winning kind of stuff."
"Might be the worst you can do in just 30 seconds."
The Nats have the ability to take their broadcasting rights to the open market for the first time next season.
"...And when you win like we did six years ago, it's unbelievable. And when you're having a tough time, it is really, really tough."
Don't let anyone tell you that baseball in the month of April doesn't matter.
"This post needs a community note."
The team will be able to sell its local rights on the open market for the first time next season.
A subscription will cost fans $19.99 per month, or $89.99 for the remainder of the season.
This will be Carpenter's 20th and final season with the Washington Nationals.
Monumental Sports Network is the front-runner to pickup the rights.
Medhurst passed away after a battle with cancer.
"He's here, he's there, he's every freakin' where! Jacob Young!"
"What is that? I mean, that pitch made Liván Hernández look like Nolan Ryan."