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Nationals Fans React to Teddy's Win

Teddy Roosevelt wins Presidents' Race at Nats game Wednesday.

 
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Teddy Roosevelt finally won the Presidents' Race on Wednesday afternoon.
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Teddy Roosevelt finally won the Presidents' Race on Wednesday afternoon.

Washington Nationals fans had another reason to celebrate when Teddy Roosevelt won the Presidents' Race for the first time ever during the Nats' regular-season finale against the Phillies Wednesday afternoon.

Teddy's inability to win a Presidents' Race has been a long-standing joke among Nats fans. After more than 500 attempts since the Presidents' Race debuted at RFK Stadium in the summer of 2006, the giant-headed mascot depicting the 26th president finally finished first, The Washington Post DC sports blog reported.

#Teddyin2012 instantly became a trending topic on Twitter nationwide. 

Patch has compiled tweets from a few Nats fans and other people reacting to Teddy's win. Take a look at these tweets below:

 I'm just getting warmed up! Time to get ready for the postseason! You ain't seen nothing yet! The Rough Rider has arrived! - @Teddy26Nats

#Teddy won! #Teddy won! #Teddy won! We've defeated the massive left wing conspiracy! - @SenJohnMcCain

Congrats to one of my favorite Presidents, Teddy Roosevelt, on winning today’s @nationals mascot race. Been a long time coming #natitude - @GerryConnolly

I can't imagine anything bigger can happen in baseball today than Teddy Roosevelt winning his first President's Race in DC. - @jaysonst

At my work desk on a Wednesday #NiceJobNats RT @JamesWagnerWP Remember where you were when ... Teddy wins first Presidents Race - @BDTerps07

Our long national nightmare is over: Teddy Roosevelt has finally won the Presidents' Race. Wooooo! - @mad_typist

Teddy's losing streak lasted 538 games — or the number of votes in the Electoral College. That's so DC. - @BenGoesslingPP

What do you think of Teddy's momentous win? Tell us in the comments below.

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Steve Dingledine

8:11 pm on Wednesday, October 3, 2012

Couldn't have a losing tradition as we head to the playoffs!

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