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Good Morning, Happy Monday, and welcome to December! Where did the time fly? Here are your Monday Morning headlines, analysis, and more for December 2, 2024.

GO, Commanders! Yesterday afternoon, the Washington Commanders snapped their three-game losing streak by defeating the Tennesse Titans 42-19. The Commanders improved to 8-5 as they entered the bye week.

Must read: Today, we released Part 1 of our Top Washington Nationals Prospect list. Over the past few weeks, we have been sharing our top ten Nationals prospects, but here is an in-depth look into our Top Washington Nationals prospects! [Check out our top ten that we published yesterday afternoon]

Let me upgrade you. On Tuesday afternoon, before the Thanksgiving hoilday, the D.C. Council approved legislation to create dedicated money for the Washington Nationals to use for upgrades and maintenance to Nationals Park named "Ballpark Maintenance Fund." The Ballpark Maintenance Fund is set to draw from several sources, including a portion of the sales tax generated within Nationals Park, rent paid by the Nationals to the District, and surplus funds from an existing ballpark revenue fund. In a statement to the Washington Post, the Nationals said: "By committing resources to ensure that Nationals Park remains a vital anchor for years to come, our area will not only continue to grow, but will also attract more visitors from around the region." the statement reads. We have the full details here. Why it matters? With this move, D.C. is solidifying its commitment to professional sports and ensuring that the Nationals remain vital to its cultural and economic landscape. This news also comes after a bill passed by a Senate committee cleared a hurdle for the Commanders to return to the old RFK site.

Welcome back to Rochester. In this week's Rochester Report, Bill looks closer at RHP Brad Lord and his giant leap to the majors. From the report: "

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Congratulations on your engagement. Right before the Thanksgiving holiday, Washington Nationals pitcher RHP Josiah Gray got engaged to his girlfriend. [Post via X]

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