Pop Quiz: Roll Call Casualty or San Francisco Giant?

By Clark Mindock

Posted October 3, 2014 at 1:35pm

As it turns out, there are two competitions that matter to the District of Columbia this fall. On Friday at 3:07 p.m., the Washington Nationals take on the San Francisco Giants in their first playoff game.

We figured it would be fun to test your knowledge on the Nats’ competition and the Roll Call Casualty List, our list of members who will no longer be serving in their current capacity (and perhaps drawing an obvious-yet-friendly comparison between the two while we’re at it).

Good luck!

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