For Immediate Release Contact: Lisa Pagano Thursday, February 25, 2010 (202) 640-7702 [email protected]

WASHINGTON NATIONALS INDIVIDUAL TICKETS ON SALE TUESDAY, MARCH 2 AT 10:00AM Opening Day & Exhibition Game Tickets Available For Single-Game Purchase

Individual tickets for the Washington Nationals 2010 season will be available on Tuesday, March 2 at 10:00am. Tickets may be purchased by logging on to nationals.com, calling 888.632.NATS(6287) or at the Nationals Park Main Box Office, located at Half and N Street, SE. Tickets to all 81 regular season games at Nationals Park will be available, including Opening Day vs. the Philadelphia Phillies on Monday, April 5, as will the Saturday, April 3 exhibition game vs. the Boston Red Sox – the only time the Red Sox will visit the District this season.

Earlier this month, the Nationals announced their promotional schedule, which includes a three-part bobblehead series presented by PNC Bank featuring Ryan Zimmerman on June 19, Nyjer Morgan on July 31 and a Fan’s Choice Bobblehead on Saturday, August 28. Fans should visit www.nationals.com/fans to vote for their favorite Nationals player or mascot to be honored with their own bobblehead. Catcher Jesus Flores, Pitcher John Lannan, Manager Jim Riggleman, Catcher Ivan Rodriguez and Racing President Teddy are on the bobblehead ballot, and fans may write-in a candidate if they choose. All voters will be entered to win an autographed bobblehead from the winning player. The fan vote is currently underway and will run through 2:00pm on Wednesday, March 31.

While a limited amount of tickets for the 2010 home opener will be available for purchase on Tuesday, the way to guarantee the best seats to this game is to become a Nationals Season Ticket Holder or Mini- or Flex Plan Holder. All packages are currently on sale through 202.675.NATS(6287)- Option #1 or by visiting nationals.com. Secure your seats today and don’t miss a minute of the excitement at Nationals Park.

About the Washington Nationals Baseball Club The Washington Nationals Baseball Club, owned by the Washington, D.C.-based Lerner Family, was relocated to the District in 2005 from Montreal. The team competes in Major League Baseball’s National League East. The Nationals play 81 home games each season at Nationals Park, the ‘Home of the National Pastime in the Nation’s Capital’, located in Southeast Washington

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