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Jim Riggleman Calls Nats His ‘Dream Job’

For many managers, the Nationals would be but a step toward a better, more talent-laden future … but not for Jim Riggleman. The man has his reasons:

The 57-year-old Rockville native, who grew up a Senators fan, called this his “dream” job.

“This has been a dream of mine, to land right here,” he said. “This is the team that I grew up watching, the Washington Senators. To me, it’s still the Nationals/Senators, it’s all the same. It’s Washington baseball. It’s the dream of a lifetime to grow up watching a ballclub and then to end up playing or managing for that ballclub. It just couldn’t end up better for me.”

It’s always easier to land your dream job when your dream isn’t shared by many. But that’s OK! One man’s trash is another man’s managerial opportunity. We don’t judge.

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