Since I last blogged about the Washington Nationals, they finished 6-5 on a western swing, splitting with the Arizona Diamondbacks (lots of HBP on both sides), losing 2 of 3 to the San Francisco Giants and taking 3 of 4 from the San Diego Padres. They are about halfway through an odd stretch of schedule [...]
Friday night, I listened to most of the game. John Lannan pitched really well on both ends of a rain delay. He put up 7 2/3 shut out innings. Then, in the ninth, while I was getting my son ready for bed, Drew Storen’s first pitch was hit out of the park by . I [...]
Despite living in Southern California, Jason Woodmansee is a name familar to DC sports. The George Washington University grad has gained attention for his Stop Shuler web site which made the case that Heath Shuler shoudn’t be elected to Congress because of being a bad Redskins quarterback. He also had The Coach is Killing Me, [...]
Okay, this loss is on me. Earlier in the day I was writing in my mind this morning’s Washington Nationals post about how they “exposed” the San Diego Padres pitching rotation. That’s not exactly how it worked out, though it was 66.6% true, I guess. Roger Kahn warned us about doing that sort of thing [...]
Ryan Zimmerman must really want to go to the All-Star game.
Since being selected as a candidate to the NL’s final vote for the All-Star game, the third baseman has been on fire. Last night, he did what he does best — hit a walkoff homer (nationals.com video, SHUT UP DIBBLE), winning another game (The Post) [...]
Nats Slip Against Padres, Fall for 6th Straight Time – The PostNats’ restless trip ends with another loss – The Wash. TimesMake it six loses in a row for the Washington Nationals. They were shutout 7-0 nothing yesterday afternoon in San Diego. The Padres got to starter John Lannan in the fifth inning, tagging him [...]
Nationals Go Quietly Against San Diego – The PostOffense missing again for Nationals – The Wash. TimesThe Nats offense is asleep right now. They have a mere three runs in the last three games. Josh Bard’s homer was all they got last night. Washington has not won any games without Nyjer Morgan during that span [...]
Nats Let Chances Get Away From Them – The PostNot a lot of time this morning — cranky, insomniac toddler issues last night.
¡LIVAN! started off poor, then dominated. He got the 8 inning complete game loss. He also had two hits, but GIDP too. No offense again from the Nationals. The Padres did enough to [...]
Kearns Enjoys Moment in Sun – The PostNats’ Kearns’ misery walks off – The Wash. TimesWeak-hitting OF Austin Kearns won Sunday’s game with a single in the 10th inning to defeat the San Diego Padres and claim another series for Washington, the second of the week, though there was a one-off make-up game with St. [...]
WASHINGTON, D.C. — For the fourth and final time of the 2008 season, I took in a game at Nationals Park yesterday. In this battle between the two worst teams in the National League, the home team proved it stood alone at the bottom. Nevertheless, despite another loss (6-2) at the hands of the San [...]
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