Enough! Stephen Strasburg’s Status Not as Critical to Nationals’ Postseason Chances As It Is Being Portrayed

Enough about Stephen Strasburg already! Just when there seemed to be a lull in the seemingly endless Stephen Strasburg innings-limit saga, the Washington Post had the audacity to reopen the Pandora’s box of media driven debate about whether or not the Nationals will actually go through with their plan to shut Strasburg down prior to the post-season. Stephen Strasburg’s Current Status According to Adam Kilgore of the Washington Post, the Nationals are preparing for Strasburg to miss his final “two or three” starts of the regular season. Well thanks Adam, for “breaking” that story. Maybe you can follow it up with a fantasy baseball article that lists Mike Trout as a “sleeper” to target in next year’s drafts or an Op-Ed about how the Earth is getting warmer. In Kilgore’s article, Nationals manager Davey Johnson was quoted as saying how he wishes “we could get by the Stras thing.” You and me both brother. But apparently, that’s a logical impossibility. So instead, I’ll be forced to s