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Official Site of the Nationals · Jun 15, 2017

Tonight's game in DC 'a unifying event'

The Nationals send their condolences to everyone affected by the tragedy that took place at the Congressional baseball practice in VirginiaWASHINGTON -- Members of Major League Baseball and the Nationals showed their support for those affected by the tragedy that shook Washington on Wednesday morning, when a man began firing gunshots at a park in Alexandria, Va., while Republican members of Congress held a morning baseball practice.

Five people were wounded in the shooting, including House Majority Whip Steve Scalise from Louisiana, who was in critical condition as of Wednesday night. The gunman, James T. Hodgkinson III, died after a shootout with police.

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