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The Washington Nationals praised Triple-A Rochester Red Wings manager Matthew LeCroy as his team secured its first playoff berth since 2013. LeCroy, who is in his sixth season managing Rochester, guided the team to a second-half title, earning high acclaim from several major league players who spent time in his clubhouse this season.
Rochester opened its postseason series against the Memphis Redbirds with a 4-3 victory in Game 1 before falling 15-4 in Game 2. Nationals players including Jackson Kent, Brady House, Yohandy Morales, and Dylan Crews credited LeCroy's mentorship and leadership for aiding their development and contributing directly to Washington's organizational success.
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