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After the article was published, Santangelo texted The Athletic and the Washington Post in response, claiming the allegation was "untrue and did not happen. This is not representative of who I am as a man or a professional. I am confident that my name and reputation will be fully cleared. The woman told The Athletic she does not want to make a formal complaint and is not seeking any compensation.

New Orleans. New York. San Antonio. San Diego. Tampa Bay. Washington DC. Washington Nationals broadcaster F. Santangelo is tentatively slated to return to the broadcast booth for Friday's game against the Padres, sources tell The Athletic. The broadcaster was accused by a woman — who spoke to The Athletic on the condition of anonymity at the time — of making unwanted advances, ignoring her when she repeatedly told him to stop and then sexually assaulted her.

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Alliance leaders proposed alternate team Playoff model during expansion talks: Sources. Art Stewart, longtime Royals scout responsible for drafting Bo Jackson, dies at The Athletic confirmed the allegations were the reason Santangelo was kept off the air.

I am confident that my name and reputation will be fully cleared. The incident took place several years ago, according to the report, and the woman said she thought about emailing MASN at the time it happened but was worried that they would not take the claims seriously. Santangelo that are inconsistent with our values as an organization. We alerted MASN and revoked our approval of him as a member of our broadcast team.