Nationals Part Ways with Employees Due to Vaccine Mandate

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The Washington Nationals are reportedly the first MLB team to part with employees due to an organizational COVID-19 vaccine mandate.

ESPN reported Wednesday that Nationals vice president Bob Boone told the organization he will resign instead of follow the team’s mandate that all non-uniformed employees be fully vaccinated against COVID-19. The 73-year-old Boone, a former player who has been with the Nationals since 2005, is senior adviser to general manager Mike Rizzo.

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