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Nats pitcher Henry Rodriguez almost hit himself with a wild pitch
Nationals pitcher Henry Rodriguez almost hit himself with a wild pitch.
Reminds us of the Negro League batter who was so fast he almost hit himself on 2nd base with his own line drive double to...
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Henry Rodriguez almost hits himself in head with wild pitch (Video)
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Washington Nationals relief pitcher Henry Rodriguez nearly hit himself in the head with a wild pitch that deflected off the backstop during the eighth inning of Sunday's game at Nationals Park.
It happened in the top of the eighth as Rodriguez' 3-1 pitch to Cincinnati Reds batter Corky Miller went past the catcher and took a really...
Wild pitch by Washington Nationals pitcher bounces over screen (video)
It is not uncommon for balls to travel over the protective screen behind home plate, but usually that happens when a lazy, high foul pop-up comes off the bat of the hitter, not caroming sky-high after a wacky bounce during a wild pitch by an erratic pitcher.
But that exact situation occurred on Tuesday night when Washington Nationals relief pitcher Henry Rodriguez’s wild pitch...
Henry Rodriguez makes the Nats, definitely has naked pictures of Davey Johnson
"When you throw that hard and you do occasionally let one go, they’re not
comfortable in there. Nobody’s
comfortable in there. Ask the second baseman for the Braves how he feels
about him. He’s a good weapon." (Davey Johnson on SMH-Rod, via Nationals Journal, 3/29/2013)
Henry Rodriguez makes the Nats; 25 man roster set.
Oh sure, the fact that...
2012 Player-By-Player Wrap Up: Henry Rodriguez
Thanks for your patience, readers. This is the last installment of the 2012 Player-By-Player wrap up. (photo: The Washington Post)
Henry Rodriguez is the ultimate “pitcher with potential.” He has potential because he can hit triple-digits on the radar gun with his fastball on command. The problem: he rarely knows where it’s going. His only truly decent season was...
Davey Johnson expects H-Rod to be spectacular next time
In case you need more proof that Henry Rodriguez has incriminating photos of Davey Johnson, here's Johnson talking about Henry after the latest #SMH-Rod mess on Wednesday in NY (2 batters faced; 2 BB; 11 pitches, 3 strikes):
"With Henry, it’s kind of hit or miss. Nobody hits him, but if he doesn’t get it over, it doesn’t matter. They’re still going to get...
Nationals reliever Henry Rodriguez manages to injure hand shutting bathroom door
While not as off-the-wall as some of the more unbelievable, often tragically comical, ways in which pro athletes have injured themselves away from the field, court, etc., how Washington Nationals relief pitcher Henry Rodriguez injured his right index finger surely belongs at least a brief mention when the overfilled pantheon of bizarre non-sports-related athlete injuries [...]
Committee replaces Rodriguez as Nationals' closer
Washington Nationals manager Davey Johnson made a tough decision Tuesday when it came to the closer's job. Johnson moved Henry Rodriguez out of the position before the 5-2 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies. The skipper said he'd go with a kind of a committee to hold the job for a while as Rodriguez has been so erratic at times. The Nationals had planned for Rodriguez...
Henry Rodriguez Demoted From Closer Role
Davey Johnson told reporters today that Henry Rodriguez would no longer be used in the closer role for the Nationals. According to a report in the Washington Post, Johnson stated that Rodriguez will be used in a less demanding role in the Nationals bullpen.
Look for Johnson to use a closer by committee approach until Drew Storen returns from injury in July, with Tyler Clippard, Sean...
How Do We Weigh Henry Rodriguez's Stuff With His Inconsistent Performance?
Up three runs last night, the Washington Nationals rolled the dice and allowed Henry Rodriguez to attempt to close the game for them. The gamble worked. Rodriguez retired three of the four batters he faced with the one batter reaching base on an Ian Desmond error. He earned save No. 9 on the season, and Nats fans were left having to pick up the batteries from the remote they threw...
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