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Storen losing what few leads Nats get
Drew Storen has had an excellent first full season in the major leagues, pitching very effectively as the closer for the Washington Nationals. In the first game of a doubleheader against Los Angeles on Thursday, his outing was quite forgettable. Storen...Tags: Dee Gordon, Trent Oeltjen, Baseball, Don Mattingly, Wilson Ramos
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Heyman: The Orioles are frontrunners for Fielder
The Orioles, who can officially avoid the 100-loss plateau with one win in Monday's doubleheader against the Red Sox, haven’t made a big splash in free agency in recent years -- unless you count overpaying for Zombie Vladimir Guerrero or inking...Tags: Derrek Lee, Baltimore Orioles, Baseball, Peter G. Angelos, Milwaukee Brewers
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Pirates start change of image by routing Nats
The Pittsburgh Pirates didn’t need their All-Star on Sunday. The closer is superfluous when it’s an eight-run game. Instead, a pair of maybe-could-have-beens again made the case that, perhaps, these Pirates are deserving of more attention...Tags: Chris Leroux, Andrew McCutchen, Jim Riggleman, Baseball Statistics, Jason Marquis
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Nats held down by Marlins in 5-2 loss
The Nationals showed real improvement. It wasn’t nearly enough. Despite having baserunners in every inning but the eighth, and getting seven hits and seven walks, the Washington Nationals were held harmless by the Florida Marlins in a 5-2 loss...Tags: Jonny Gomes, Sean Burnett, Tom Gorzelanny, Ryan Zimmerman, Brian Sanches
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Mets spoil Wang's return
Neither the trading away of Carlos Beltran nor facing Chien-Ming Wang in his return to the big leagues could slow the suddenly surging New York Mets. Jose Reyes drove in two runs, and the Mets made Wang's first start since 2009 a short one with an 8-5...Tags: Daniel Murphy, Angel Pagan, Baseball, Jason Bay, Rick Ankiel
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Maya gets first career win as Nats blank Mets
Yunesky Maya didn't know for sure whether he'd even be added to the Washington Nationals roster when he arrived at Nationals Park on Saturday. When he left, he'd earned his first major league win. The Nationals brought Maya to Washington as a back-up...Tags: R.A. Dickey, Jose Reyes, Daniel Murphy, Physical Disabilities, Angel Pagan
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Storen stays in D.C., gets win as Nats top Mets 3-2
Drew Storen sat in the bullpen and watched the clock. When the phone rang telling him to start warming up, he knew he was staying put with the Washington Nationals. When 4 o’clock came and went, he was left with no doubt whatsoever. When Storen...Tags: Jonny Gomes, Daniel Murphy, Mike Rizzo, Angel Pagan, Anxiety
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Ankiel's two bombs power Nats
Rick Ankiel hit two home runs, and Livan Hernandez allowed one run over six innings and drove in a run to lead the Washington Nationals to a 5-3 victory over the Atlanta Braves on Monday night. Ankiel led off the bottom of the first with a homer to...Tags: Michael Bourn, Livan Hernandez, Dan Uggla, Mike Rizzo, Rick Ankiel
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Isn't it time someone important became alarmed over Cubs' arm injuries?
It wasn’t that Carlos Marmol threw a wild pitch to lose Monday’s game inWashington. It wasn’t that Marmol had no idea there was a runner on base and did nothing to stop Jayson Werth from stealing third to set up the aggravating ending....Tags: Doug Davis, Crimes, Sports, Athletes, New York Yankees
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These contracts may be killers
How much is one of the best players in baseball history worth? We may soon find out if Albert Pujols follows through on his threat to test the free-agent market this winter. The Cardinals slugger probably won't be the only big-name player available....Tags: Jose Reyes, Aramis Ramirez, Heath Bell, Baseball, St. Louis Cardinals
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Wang's improvement doesn't mean win for Nats
Pitching in the big leagues for the second time since undergoing shoulder surgery in 2009, Chien-Ming Wang lasted longer and allowed fewer earned runs than in his season debut with the Washington Nationals. The result was the same, though, and thus the...Tags: Michael Bourn, Dan Uggla, Baseball, Colorado Rockies, Craig Kimbrel
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Gomes homers in Nats' win
Jonny Gomes ended his home run drought by picking on a familiar pitcher. Gomes hit his first homer for Washington, Jayson Werth delivered a tiebreaking single in the eighth inning and the Nationals beat the Colorado Rockies 3-2 Sunday. Gomes had gone 25...Tags: Jonny Gomes, Ryan Zimmerman, Aaron Cook, Carlos Gonzalez, Ty Wigginton
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