Harper fits right in with Nats
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Bryce Harper’s older teammates accept him because the 19-year-old’s performance and demeanor have been outstanding during his first month in the majors.
Nats, Braves square off
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Hamels leads domination of Nats
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Philadelphia starter carries no-hitter into the sixth inning, strikes out eight to prevent sweep.
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