Good, Bad & Ugly: Errors Doom Nationals in Loss to Rockies, 5-4

"Which one?"—Manny Acta, in response to the question "How bad did Guzman's error hurt?" in the post-game conference, July 7, 2009.THE RESULT: The Washington Nationals lost a perfectly winnable game last night due to a veteran pitcher that couldn't throw a strike, infield errors too numerous to count, a backup outfielder falling down on the base paths, and eight runners left on base with the Nats going 1-for-9 with runners in scoring position.Oh, and the winning pitcher for the Colorado Rockies didn't throw a single pitch.It was a fairly normal game until the eighth inning. Sure, Jordan Zimmermann wasn't sharp, giving up seven hits and four walks in just four innings. And he certainly would have fared better if Willie Harris, starting again at second base, hadn't tried to field a ground ball in the fourth inning with his, um, private area.But as it was, the game was tied entering the top of the eighth.With two outs, forgotten man Austin K...