On the twelfth minute of the twelfth hour of the twelfth day, let us celebrate some of the number 12’s who have played for D.C. pro teams.
Peter Bondra, Washington Capitals 1991-2004
Alfonso Soriano, Washington Nationals 2006
Kirk Cousins, Washington Redskins 2012
Okay, #11 was a little more impressive…
Soriano photo from misschatter on flickr
A video overview of the Majestic making a baseball jersey
Washington Nationals’ rally in ninth falls short in 5-4 loss to Chicago Cubs – The Post
A chance for drama falls flat – Nats Insider
The table was set for another Ryan Zimmerman walk-off home run. He came to the plate with a runner on second, down by two in the bottom of the 9th. The Washington [...]
Nationals Journal (The Post) Nothing happened, again. They didn’t have anybody to trade (like Alfonso Soriano) last year though since went on a $24 million spending spree on fat.
Are their any vets they would even waive-for-a-trade like they did with ¡LIVAN! last year?
Chicago 7 WASHINGTON 2 (ESPN Boxscore)
The Cubs came to town and promptly kept the game from being competitive. Two runs in the first, one run in the second, two runs in the third and fourth innings. It was pretty ugly for the home team and starter Jason Simontacchi, who admitted that he “couldn’t execute pitches.”
The [...]
Like every other Nats blogger, I feel obligated to do a season wrap-up. Unlike every other Nats blogger, I waited two weeks to do it.
It is not hard to crash a major press conference. The Lerner announcement was the second I had been too in as many years.
Alfonso Soriano was better than I expected and [...]
Nats’ Robinson Bids a Fond Farewell – The Post
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Yesterday, the Nats ended their season much as they began it — losing to the Mets. They also lost the home opener to the Mets, with Ramon Oritz on the hill that time too. This time, he gave up six runs in 1 1/3 [...]
MissChatter and DC Sports Chick crashed Alfonso Soriano’s induction to Jay-Z’s 40-40 Club last night in Manhattan. It looks like the whole team was there but there was no sign of manager Frank Robinson.
For Nats, Similar Themes Give Different Result – The PostThe Nats kept hitting, but their pitching was still bad. For a change, the good hitting was slightly better than their bad pitching. Jose Vidro had 4 RBIs. Final score, 7-6 in Arizona. The game was actually broadcast on Arlington Comcast too, since MASN debuted last [...]
After Celebration at Home, Anderson Is Sent Packing – The PostMarlon Anderson scored the winning run in the 10th on a wild pitch. By the time he had gotten home, GM Jim Bowden had traded him to the Dodgers.
The win ties the Nats-Fleas season series at 8-8 with one more series, in D.C., to go [...]
Good hands.
This looks easy, it isn’t like it’s a throw to first or anything
Don’t expect to see Terence Stamp who played baddie General Zod in the 1978 and 1980 Superman movies on line to see the new blockbuster Man of Steel.
What he said.
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