If we were fortunate enough to make the World Series, how would you feel about playing the Nats?

[rjslomo]

Funny but most national people sound like they'd love an Angels/Dodgers WS. Screw them!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[atomic]

Wouldn't really care for it to tell you the truth. The Nationals bore me and we play them all the time plus there would be a lot of Nationals fans at Camden Yards.

[Uli2001]

Wouldn't really care for it to tell you the truth. The Nationals bore me and we play them all the time plus there would be a lot of Nationals fans at Camden Yards.

The stakes would be sky high though. Bragging rights from here to eternity.

[Palmoripken]

I welcome it. For one, I think we can beat them in a high stakes series and honestly I think we could create homefield advantage at Nats Park. I've been to both parks. There's no comp in the energy level for the fans. Ours are much more devouted and loud. Nats fans aren't like that. They're not bad fans so I don't mean that but they don't get into it like how ours do.

[rO'sesrfree]

Wouldn't really care for it to tell you the truth. The Nationals bore me and we play them all the time plus there would be a lot of Nationals fans at Camden Yards.

More like O's fans would dominate both stadiums...would be like an entire series of home games

[FlipTheBird]

Personally I'd prefer that the Nats get blown away in the first round. Don't want anything good for that organization.

[TonySoprano]

Note to MLB Network, each team resides on separate beltways, not one beltway.

[Going Underground]

Note to MLB Network, each team resides on separate beltways, not one beltway.

The Post has been having fun with this. Also had a front page article on Tuesday about a Nats-O's series.

The possibilities are endless. ?Beltway Series is probably the most popular choice, especially among non-critical thinkers who blithely ingest the mindless sludge fed to them by major national sports networks. The reason this doesnt work is because there are two Beltways, and they dont have much to do with each other, and so Beltways Series would make more sense, but that sounds stupid.

(I mean, Houston has a Beltway. Would an Astros-Nats series be a Beltway Series? Why not just call it a City Series? A Municipality Series? A Series Between Two Baseball Teams.)

http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/dc-sports-bog/wp/2014/09/17/should-a-nats-orioles-world-series-be-the-beltway-series-the-parkway-series-or-something-else/

http://www.washingtonpost.com/sports/nationals/washington-nationals-baltimore-orioles-on-cusp-of-clinching-spots-in-mlb-playoffs/2014/09/15/4d9ae814-3aa5-11e4-bdfb-de4104544a37_story.html

[Redskins Rick]

I have long been routing for a Parkway series.

Not because I am a National fan, and for that matter, nor am I a hater.

But how cool, is it, to have a local metro WS, and look at the tourism tax dollars pumping into both economies.

[Frobby]

More like O's fans would dominate both stadiums...would be like an entire series of home games

Not likely, as season ticket holders will snap up virtually all the WS tickets.

[mdbdotcom]

Why not The Parkway Series?

[Redskins Rick]

Why not The Parkway Series?

Exactly, it's official, it's a Parkway series.

Send a memo to the rest of the teams, no reason to play the rest of the season and the ALDS and ALCS.

[Big Al]

It seems like every time we get a national spotlight, the Nats hone in. 2012 resurgence, clinching the east. I really wish they would just go away. Of course the idea of home field advantage for all games is enticing.

[weams]

I would just be happy to have us beat whoever we play.

[Redskins Rick]

It seems like every time we get a national spotlight, the Nats hone in. 2012 resurgence, clinching the east. I really wish they would just go away. Of course the idea of home field advantage for all games is enticing.

Not sure how they are honing in it.

They have had more success in the last three seasons, than the Birds have.