The AssociatedPress
The city that twice lost the Senators got an unexpected boost Thursday when baseball commissioner Bud Selig said Washington was the "prime candidate" to get a team through relocation.
On a day when players' union chief Donald Fehr directly spoke to all owners for the first time, Selig made the biggest news -- though his aides said no team would move this season.
"There's no doubt in my mind that relocation is coming," he said. "It's just a question of when."
Washington has been without a major league team since after the 1971 season when the Senators became theTexas Rangers.
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