There it is above: Ryan Zimmerman's first inning home run in Game 5 Honestly, that thing probably would've caused the roof to blow off Nationals Park if The House that Anthony Williams Built had a dome on it. Video here, also. Think Zim's happy?
(Screen cap via TBS/TV)
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WILD WALKOFF
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October 11, 2012
Nothing beats the radio call by Charlie Slowes, but up above is video of all 13 pitches of the Jayson Werth vs. Lance Lynn battle in NLDS Game 4. Battle of the Beards. Jayson Werth's beard won in a walk-off. Holy sh-t! We get a Game 5 tomorrow night in D.C. tomorrow, folks! Befriend Nats Enquirer on Facebook. Follow on Twitter.
SEE YA IN GAME 5
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October 11, 2012
In Thursday's NLDS game four, the Cardinals and Nationals both struggled terribly on offense, combining for just two runs and five hits going into the bottom of the ninth. Jayson Werth led off the inning for Washington against Lance Lynn of the Cardinals, and battled Lynn for the first 12 pitches, fouling off seven pitches after starting out the at bat in an 0-2 hole. On the...
MMM...FROSTING BEARD...
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October 12, 2012
While you're basking in the glow of Jayson Werth's walkoff, here's a pic of a Jayson Werth cupcake by @ThinkFluffy. Sweet! (h/t @recordsANDradio) Befriend Nats Enquirer on Facebook. Follow on Twitter.
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October 11, 2012
The Washington Nationals signed Jayson Werth to show them how to win. His game-ending homer Thursday night extended their surprising season.
Werth led off the bottom of the ninth inning by driving Lance Lynn's 13th pitch into the left-field stands to give the Nationals a 2-1 victory over the defending World Series champion St. Louis Cardinals and force a Game 5 in their NL division...
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October 14, 2012
The Washington Nationals are still stinging from their loss to the St. Louis Cardinals in Game Five of the National League Division Series. However, the team will need to begin to look toward 2013. That begins with getting healthy. As part of this start, Sean Burnett will will undergo elbow surgery next week.
According to Adam Kilgore of the Washington Post, Burnett will...
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October 13, 2012
The Washington Nationals finally brought winning baseball back to the nation's capital. They also collapsed in the postseason in a way that will be tough to live down.
The Nationals' historic season came to an end Friday night with a 9-7 loss to the St. Louis Cardinals in Game 5 of the NL division series. Washington sported the best record in baseball during the regular...
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October 12, 2012
Forcing a game 5
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October 12, 2012
Bryce Harper tripled during an early burst, then the Washington teen homered the next time up as Gio Gonzalez and the Nationals took a 6-0 lead over the St. Louis Cardinals after three innings Friday night in the deciding Game 5 of the NL division series.
A night after Jayson Werth capped a 13-pitch at-bat by hitting a winning home run in the ninth inning, the Nationals needed only...
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October 13, 2012
(Eds: With AP Photos.) By HOWARD FENDRICH AP Sports Writer For their first seven years, filled with on-field losses and off-field gaffes, the Washington Nationals merely existed, barely mattered.
That's why so much that happened in 2012 felt new and significant to them. All the regular-season wins - a best-in-baseball 98 - and the NL East title, the postseason highs and lows...
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October 11, 2012
Lance Lynn needed only a few words to describe a 13-pitch at-bat.
''Three-two heater. He beat me.''
There were more questions for the St. Louis Cardinals reliever, of course, but the answers were more or less the same. He went mano-a-mano with Jayson Werth in the bottom of the ninth inning of a playoff game, losing the battle when the Washington leadoff hitter put...
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October 11, 2012
WASHINGTON (AP) Jayson Werth's Washington Nationals were as good as it got during the regular season, compiling a majors-high 98 wins.
That doesn't count for much come the postseason, where the St. Louis Cardinals excel. So what if manager Tony La Russa retired after last year's World Series title? Who cares that slugger Albert Pujols left via free agency? Just like...
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October 12, 2012
This has been a compelling postseason and it is getting more intriguing with each day. At the start of the season I projected the Giants and Yankees to meet in the World Series, and that’s still in play.
The Yankees’ showing makes them hard to figure out, but one thing is for certain, and that’s things will never be the same for Alex Rodriguez and how he’ll respond to being...
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October 13, 2012
This is the most depressing weather I think I have seen since March.
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Oklahoma is destroying Texas right now.
The Cardinals celebrated beating the Nationals, except two people did some interpretive dance.
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