Video: Nationals pitcher nearly gets hit by his own pitch!
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The Reds did well to avoid being swept by the Washington Nationals Sunday by taking game four of the series, 5-2.
Rookie southpaw Tony Cingrani picked up his second career win in only his third career start while Aroldis Chapman notched his fifth save of the campaign. So, at least the Reds can head into Monday night with some sort of momentum...
Nationals reliever Henry Rodriguez almost gets hit by his own wild pitch
Nats reliever Henry Rodriguez certainly had some control problems during his stint in the Reds 5-2 win over the Nationals on Sunday. Taking over for fellow reliever Craig Stammen in the top of the 8th, things started out OK for Rodriguez, as he got the first hitter he faced to hit the ball right back to the mound for the easy 1-3 putout. Then the wheels fell off, as Rodriguez walked...
Nationals P Henry Rodriguez nearly nails himself with a wild pitch (Video)
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Washington Nationals pitcher Henry Rodriguez came dangerously close to having to charge the mound on himself on Sunday during a game against the Cincinnati Reds. In the top of the 8th inning, the right-hander threw a wild pitch. Oftentimes wild pitches lead to bench-clearing brawls. If Rodriguez’s wild pitch came any closer to his own head...
Henry Rodriguez nearly hit himself in the head with a pitch
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Washington Nationals’ pitcher, Henry Rodriguez, nearly was hit by his own pitch during Sunday’s game against the Cincinnati Reds. On a 3-1 count, Rodriguez’s pitch hit the backstop behind catcher Corky Miller, and nearly came back to hit him in the head.
Someone needs to work on his command. Rodriguez, who has walked more batters than...
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Pitcher nearly hit by ball ricocheting off backstop
A frustrating 5-2 loss for the Nats on Sunday against the Reds, and Adam LaRoche continues to simply not hit. But Henry Rodriguez was like a little ray of comedic sunshine on an otherwise gray and gloomy day in Washington when he nearly hit Corky Miller with a pitch in the 8th, then followed that up with a pitch that ricocheted off the backstop and nearly hit him in the head. Enjoy...
Nationals Pitcher Henry Rodriguez Throws Wild Pitch, Almost Gets Hit by Ball (Video)
Nationals closer Henry Rodriguez has struggled with his wild pitches all season, and Sunday night against the Reds, it came back to get him — literally.
After throwing a crazy pitch over the safety net into the stands earlier in the month, Rodriguez followed it up with an even crazier one. On an outside pitch to Reds catcher Corky Miller, Rodriguez missed his own catcher, Kurt...
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Nationals reliever Rodriguez has elbow surgery
Nationals reliever Henry Rodriguez has undergone surgery on his right elbow and will miss the remainder of the season.
Washington manager Davey Johnson said Friday that doctors found more damage than they expected. Rodriguez will not be able to throw for the next three months after doctors discovered spurring and a sizable bone chip.
Rodriguez went on the disabled list Aug. 2 because...
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August 31, 2012
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MINOR details 7/5/12: Henry Rodriguez starts, shines
Rodriguez is off to a good start in Louisville.
Louisville 7 Indianapolis 5
Bats (32-57), Last place International League West, 24.0 GB
-Chad Reineke struck out seven and gave up three earned runs in five innings. J.J. Hoover (W 2-0, 1.10) got the win with 2.1 scoreless innings. Donnie Joseph picked up the save (4) though he did allow one earned run in his inning.
-3B...
Nats' Johnson sticking with Rodriguez as closer
Washington Nationals manager Davey Johnson says Henry Rodriguez remains the team's closer - and Johnson doesn't want to be asked about it anymore.
Speaking before Monday's game against the San Diego Padres, Johnson says: ''Is he my closer? Yes, he's my closer. I have all the confidence in the world.''
On Sunday, in Washington's 9-6 loss to the...
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May 14, 2012
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