PLAYERS:
Evan Longoria,
Henry Rodriguez,
Sandy Leon,
George Mcphee,
Tim Hightower
TEAMS: Tampa Bay Rays, Washington Capitals, Washington Redskins
TEAMS: Tampa Bay Rays, Washington Capitals, Washington Redskins
Evan Longoria tweets an obnoxious, excessive message for O’s fans. [BSR]
O’s take two of three from the Rays, remain in first place. [Camden Chat]
The O’s are hitting home runs at an incredible pace. [Steve Melewski]
Henry Rodriguez blows it in Cincy as Nats fall out of first place. [WaPo]
Wilson Ramos is out with a torn ACL, which is unbelievable. [Nats Journal]
Minor league catcher Sandy Leon gets the callup as a result. [Nats Journal]
George McPhee’s reaction to Caps’ failure is a mirror. [Russian Machine]
So did the Caps’ Dale Hunter experiment work or not? [Puck Daddy]
Big questions for the Caps’ offseason. [Russian Machine, WaPo, OFB]
Versatile RB Tim Hightower is returning to the Redskins. [The Insider]
Dave McKenna on legendary Elgin vs. Wilt D.C. pickup games. [Grantland]
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