Small things add up in Nationals' loss

DENVER | The strangest thing about this Washington Nationals loss, their 57th of the season and one of the most notable in terms of sheer goofiness? Cristian Guzman's seventh-inning error, a play on which a ball shot under his backhand attempt, off his foot and into the outfield as the shortstop stood frozen, didn't even produce the Colorado Rockies' winning run. No, there were enough other things that went wrong in this 5-4 loss, some typical (eight men left on base), some odd (bad hops, wild throws and belated rundowns), to seal the Nationals' fate. In the final game of ... Email </a