Should the Washington Nationals try to celebrate Walter Johnson’s career, as a way to bring attention to team?

May 2nd, 2010

Just an idea. They’re not having that good of a season. Johnson did play for the Washington team, and retired to live in Maryland. Widely considered one of the top 5 best baseball pitchers ever, and was First Ballot for Hall of Fame.

On the other hand, he’s been dead for about 60 years.

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