Good, Bad & Ugly: Nationals Split Strange Doubleheader With Astros

"It's pathetic. I've never seen a team that is okay with losing...Some guys are mailing it in, and it's hard to watch." --Rob Dibble, July 10, 2009. THE RESULTS: Joel Hanrahan got his first win for the Nationals this season, despite the fact that he now plays for Pittsburgh and the guy he was traded for scored the winning run. Then Washington went out and did what they do best (worst), kick the ball around and give up runs late in the game, and lost to a team that had their starter bounced in the third inning. The Nats won the completion of the May 5 rainout game 11-10, as Nyjer Morgan scored on an errant throw by shortstop Miguel Tejada. Hanrahan was the pitcher of record when rain forced the postponement back in May, and since the Nats scored in the bottom half of the inning as the "home" team, Hanny got the "W", sitting in his hotel room in Philadelphia on an off-day with his new tam, the Pirates. "It feels pretty good in the situat...