The Washington Nationals made a move in the offseason -- in their broadcast booth. MASN announced that Don Sutton, who had been with the network for two years, has asked to be released for "personal reasons" -- if by personal reasons he means taking a new job with the Atlanta Braves radio team. Sutton's replacement is Rob Dibble, former All-Star pitcher for the Cincinnati Reds. Dibble was one of the Reds' bullpen "Nasty Boys" when the team won the 1990 World Series, and earned a reputation as a hot head, once taking himself out of a game and ripping his jersey off after allowing a Bobby Bonilla homer. Since his retirement in 1996, he has worked for ESPN as a baseball analyst, as a host of The Best Damn Sports Show Period and blogger for Fox, and on XM Radio. Photo by afagen

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I'm sure the Bravos gave MASN a little compensation for Sutton's "personal reasons".
jesus krispies, how many people from cincinnati are going to follow jim bowden here?
He's working on a way to bring Marge Schott over. God willing, they'll make it happen, one way or another.