To be served during weekends.
He will reportedly appeal.
He was going 105 mph in a 55-mph zone.
Jayson Werth is like the Mance Rayder of Major League Baseball.
The Nationals’ second baseman arrived at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center on Saturday looking as if he’d spent the winter as baseball’s answer to Joaquin Phoenix circa 2009.
The 27th president will join Washington, Jefferson, Lincoln, and Roosevelt in the Washington Nationals’ fourth-inning Presidents Races—and the Taft mascot isn’t even that fat!
The Washington Nationals staved off elimination and pushed the National League Division Series to a deciding fifth game after Jayson Werth’s walk-off home run last night.
The Nationals, winning their first two games against the Phillies last weekend, could not complete the sweep in their first Sunday-night game since 2008. Worse, Jayson Werth broke his wrist and will miss six weeks.
Jayson Werth, of all people, played the hero at Nationals Park last night. Meanwhile, in New York, it was just ugly for the Wizards.
The Nationals had a somewhat rough weekend in Atlanta, suffering their worst loss of the season on Friday and blowing leads yesterday to drop the series finale. But the swing through the The Big Peach wasn’t a total loss — after all, Saturday’s game produced this priceless image, in which Jayson Werth stands mesmerized by a dude who ran on to the field in a wedding gown.
