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Rapa is coming to D.C., Tommy, Rafael Nadal.

How do I know that? Well, because this morning, roughly 20 minutes ago, my wife,

who couldn't care less about sports, sent me the following text. I want to go see Nadal play

at the city open. Can you please get tickets? Okay. I mean, I had no idea that my wife was a Nadal fan.

No idea.

Raphael Nadal is going, you know, he missed, he missed Wimbledon.

Right.

And he was sort of banged up off of the French.

The City Open, which is the tennis tournament that has taken place at 16th in Kennedy,

whatever they call that stadium now. I was a ball boy at 12 years old for that tournament

for a couple of matches, including, I think I've told you this before. Like Kramer?

I was not as nearly as disruptive as Kramer was.

But I think I've told you this story before.

Maybe I haven't, but I ball-boyed a Jimmy Conner's match.

I don't think you've ever told me that.

It was when it was the Washington Star Tournament.

Anyway, that was a long, long time ago.

This tournament has had many, you know, different faces and sponsors and names to it.

But it has been at that Rock Creek Tennis Center at 16th and Kennedy for, I bet you, close to 50 years.

Well, it's a Donald Dell creation.

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