Good, Bad & Ugly: Nats Crush Brewers Second Straight Night, 8-3

"I think we're just feeling that this is what we could have been doing all along." — Jim Riggleman, July 28, 2009.THE RESULT: Home runs from Nyjer Morgan, Adam Dunn, and Cristian Guzman led the Washington Nationals to a 8-3 win over the Milwaukee Brewers Tuesday night, before 36,502 at Miller Park.Dunn's blast, estimated at 445 feet, was the first ball in Miller Park history to leave the stadium, escaping through a window on the concourse about right center field."That ball was crushed. Once he hit it everyone was screaming in the dugout, I look up and it's going over the truck [advertisement]," Nats starting pitcher Collin Balester said. "That's one of the farthest balls I've seen."Balester (W, 1-1, 4.00) did his part as well. He went six innings and allowed two earned runs on five hits. He walked no one and struck out three. He allowed a solo home run to all-star Ryan Braun.Jason Bergmann and Logan Kensing both pitched a scor...