Sep 16, 2009
Last Night’s Action: Grand Salami
Jason Bergmann couldn’t bear to watch Jayson Werth’s mammoth grand slam which killed off Wednesday night’s game in Philadelphia. (AP Photo/Matt Slocum) Phillies 6, Nationals 1: Pop quiz, hot shot. There’s only six games you can lose before hitting 100. You’ve got bases loaded, one out, down by two, against a team you haven’t scored against in 16 innings. If this lead goes any higher than it is now, the game is blown up….
Jul 05, 2007
Only the Good D. Young
Well, we may have been reluctant at first due to his, um, colorful past (as were many others). We also doubted his All Star chances. Now, though, we’re now firmly aboard the Dmitri Young Chuckwagon. In the same week he was named to the NL team for next week’s All Star Game in San Francisco, Young went 3-4 yesterday. His day was highlighted by a grand slam, cementing the Nats 6-0 win in front of…
Apr 17, 2007
Nats Update: So Much Less Worse!
Put the champagne on ice, kids. The Nats, at 4-9, are threatening to climb out of last place for the first time since last June, ahead of struggling Philadelphia. Both teams are 4.5 games back, but the Nats have one more win thus far. Try washing down your $90 million payroll with that, Phils fans! After a dreadful first turn through the rotation, the Nats starters have rebounded with some impressive performances as of late….
Sep 08, 2005
Bullpen Falters, Nats Lose Ground in Playoff Chase
Ouch. The Nationals got pounded 12-1 by the Florida Marlins last night, a loss that, coupled with Houston’s 8-6 win over Philly, drops the Nats to three and a half games behind Houston in the Wild Card standings. The score tells you pretty much all you need to know about last night’s drubbing, but the game also featured a solid start by Florida’s Cy Young candidate Dontrelle Willis (who improved to 20-8 on the…