(by Ian Koski) ComcastSportsNet's Kelli Johnson caught up with the Nationals' Ryan Zimmerman, John Lannan, and Nick Johnson at Congressional Country Club Thursday as they tried to keep up with Tiger Woods at AT&T National. Watch the video here.
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