Bryce Harper left the Nationals’ game last night against the Los Angeles Dodgers after a nasty run-in with an outfield scoreboard.

With a 4-1 win over the Los Angeles Dodgers, the Washington Nationals clinched D.C.’s first MLB postseason appearance in 79 years.

Stan Kasten, who was the Nationals’ president from 2006 to 2010, is part of a triumvirate of businessmen who last night reached a deal to buy the Los Angeles Dodgers.

Yesterday, it finally came to a head. The issue everyone kept putting on the backburner finally rushed to the forefront of the Washington Nationals’ spring training season. Alfonso Soriano, the highest paid player of the club, refused to take the field in his assigned role of left fielder against the Los Angeles Dodgers at Space Coast Stadium in Viera, Fla. Brandon Watson eventually took the field in Soriano’s place, playing centerfield while moving Ryan Church…