(by Mike Henderson) Wil Nieves came up lame in his only Thursday at-bat.
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(by Mike Henderson) Wil Nieves came up lame in his only Thursday at-bat. Fortunately, the Nats may have recently-acquired Jamie Burke ready to go.
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They must really love the Nats in the City of Brotherly Love.
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(Photo of TV/MASN by Nationals Enquirer staff. Above, Ryan Zimmerman's fantastic, tarp-defying 6th inning catch. Give that man a Gold Glove already!)
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Nats 2010 schedule released
The 2010 Washington Nationals schedule is out. The good news is they open the season at home vs. the Phillies, as the team in the Nation's Capital should every season. They also play on Mother's Day, Father's Day, July 4 and Labor Day. I'd trade Labor Day for Memorial Day, but that's the way it goes. Overall, MLB actually put together a good schedule holiday-wise...
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September 17, 2009
After Wednesday night’s win over the Washington Nationals, the Phillies‘ magic number before they clinch their third straight NL East division title is down to 11 games.
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After tonight’s series finale agaisnt [...]
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The Nationals get five fine innings from Ross Detwiler against the best offense in the NL, and he leaves the game losing 1-0. Detwiler walked one and struck out six, and strikeouts have been his weak spot this season. Hamels, however, has struck out seven without a walk through six innings, and allowed [...]
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Washington Nationals (50-95) at Philadelphia Phillies (84-60)
Ross Detwiler (0-5, 6.17) vs. Cole Hamels (9-9, 4.21)
Time: 7:05 p.m at Citizens Bank Park
Weather: Mostly Cloudy, 60
TV: CSN
Twitter: Phillies Nation
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