Lannan looks better than ever as Nats top Pirates, 9-2 – The Post
One of these years, I am going to finally get to PNC Park to see the Washington Nationals. I have a lot of incentive next year, because The Maryland Bureau Chief owes me Primanti Bros. with the Nats winning the season series with [...]
I’m obligated to post this video.
Stephen Strasburg exceeds my expectations.
More than just Stephen Strasburg is scheduled for the Washington Nationals next Tuesday. The Racing Presidents will host Pittsburgh’s racing Pierogies will be at Nationals Park next week. From a Nats email:
For the third straight season, the Racing Presidents will face the visiting Pierogies from Pittsburgh during each of the three games vs. the Pirates. [...]
Against All Odds, Nats Rally for a Win – The PostClippard’s escape salvages Nats’ road swing – The Wash. TimesWashington stater Garrett Mock had loaded the bases in the fifth inning with no outs. According to Fangraphs.com, the Pirates had a 94.3% win probability. (thanks to Federal Baseball) Tyler Clippard entered the game from the [...]
In It Until the End, Nats Rally Against Pittsburgh – The PostClutch hits add up to a crisp victory – The Wash. TimesBefore seemingly every Nats blogger except me, the Nationals played the Pirates in Pittsburgh this weekend. The first two were lost with John Lannan and Craig Stammen not pitching too well. Lastings Milledge [...]
Nats’ deadline moves likely will be minor – The PostOne Month Later, Deal With Pirates Looks Good – The Wash. TimesThe trade deadline is at 4 p.m. today and thus far, the Nats have done nothing, frusturating more than a few fans. Nick Johnson, seemingly the Nats best commodity, has not been moved as teams [...]
Milledge, Hanrahan Dealt Away to Pirates – The PostNationals trade Hanrahan, Milledge – The Wash. TimesThe Nationals experiment with Lastings Milledge has ended. After acquiring him for Ryan Church and Brian Schneider in a trade with the Mets, the team could not get the young outfielder to reach his potential or take the game seriously [...]
Stammen, Hanrahan Play a Part in Victory – The PostCall-up Craig Stammen made his MLB debut in Daniel Cabrera’s old rotation spot and left the field to a standing ovation, despite being down at the time.
His final line: 6 1/3 innings, four earned runs, four hits. He allowed five base runners all night, including the [...]
That is what The Maryland Bureau Chief, a Pittsburgh area native (but now in Columbia, for a while too it seems) asked me on Facebook last night. To answer his question, well sort of. The Nats are trying to get every losing team back to .500, while they are trying to get wining teams up [...]
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