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Hoje os Giants terão no montinho um dos meu pitchers favoritos, Tim Linceum, que tem um recorde de 7 - 1 e um ERA de 2.24. Ele é um pitcher que costuma aguentar um grande numero de entradas, e alem de ser um óptimo pitcher também tem certa eficiência no bastão. Pelo lado dos Nationals [...]
Ladies pay close attention and gentlemen start your sports engines. We officially have sports greatness in the Planet that is Funk. Last week we were visited by the one, the only, Washington Nationals!!!These guys were in town, playing the Dodgers and decided to take a little walk on the wild side and go shopping together at our Horton Plaza Planet Funk. To say it sounds girly is sadly true. But u
Comeco por dizer, que as duas equipas vao para este jogo com uma lista de lesionados que mais parece uma lista de compras, incluindo Pujols do lado dos Cardinals.
Wellemeyer vai iniciar o jogo do lado de St. Louis, e que bem que ele tem jogado! Começou a época como relifer, mas devido a lesões dos [...]
Major has been known to release some of the sickest fitted hats repping their home team, the Washington Nationals. This is one of their newest New Era hats which is called “Big One Inside”. The all red hat features the embroidered Nationals “W” logo on the front with the interlocking DC alternate logo pictured within [...]
To help raise awareness for environmental issues we face worldwide, Baseball’s Washington Nationals has gotten together with Planet Green Network to host Planet Green Day on June 4th, when they take on the St. Louis Cardinals at the brand new Nationals Stadium in DC. Major DC is proud to bring you this special custom MLB [...]
Milwaukee Brewers vs. Washington Nationals; May 25, 2008
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O jogo inicia-se às 01h00m
Ambas as equipas são da National League:
Os Nationals na divisão Este, encontram-se em 5º lugar, com um record de 14-19 (L1), com uma série dos últimos 10 jogos bem positiva para o seu ranking de 7-3.
Os Astros, na divisão Central, encontram-se em 3º lugar, com um record de 17-16 (W4), com [...]
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Last evening's tilt between the Washington Nationals and Atlanta Braves had so much good old American baseball flavor that it might as well have been played in Japan. (what? I dunno). Instead, those of us in North America saw the official; unofficial opening night of the 2008 baseball season which took place in our nation's capitol. The fans of D.C. have been brimming with gaiety over the regular season unveiling of their team's new home -- Nationals Park. The time was finally upon them and the young building did not disappoint, as the evening was filled with red, white and blue spirit from start to finish. The capacity crowd showed their support for the new Nats atmosphere and also voiced their displeasure for the current President of our beloved United States, as George W. Bush tossed ou
...The New York Mets defeated the Washington Nationalsby a score of 8-2 today.CLICK HERE FOR A COMPLETE BOXSCORE Mets at the plate: David Wright singled in each of his first two at-bats against Matt Chico and hit his first home run of the exhibition season against Chris Schroeder in the fifth. Carlos Beltran had a well-struck double and a bloop single. The Mets took their first lead in the sixth, when Marlon Anderson drove in one run with a double, then Jose Reyes knocked in another two runs with a double of his own. Nationals at the plate: Austin Kearns, a Mets nemesis for three years, hit a home run over the left-field wall off Pedro Martinez in the fourth inning. He also scored after he was hit by a pitch in the second. A double by Elijah Dukes advanced Kearns to third, and an infield
As a fan in the Washington area, I see there are there a lot of people, and I mean a lot of people, that are not happy online.A good barometer of how fans feel come from wbsites and blogs, and it is almost universal that people in the Washington region give a big thumbs down to the move.It looks like Rays' fans are elated that Dukes is out of their hair; however, a lot of Nationals fans are livid and some outright fearful that he'll do something crazy.I read a lot of blogs, and besides the sordid Michael Vick affair I've not seen this much anger towards an athlete, incident or a transaction in quite a while.As a baseball move, I think the Nationals once again got a another potential boon providing Dukes can progress as a ballplayer and live up to his potential. He's only 23, blessed with great athleticism, and power; thus, if he can lay regularly, he may be an effective, if not very good player. However, he needs to be a lot more selective at the plate and be patient, but the tool
Well, it looks like the Mets' finally got another catcher they needed, and they rid themselves of gifted, but troubled, Lastings Milledge. The Washington Nationals rid themselves of two players who they felt struggled...From ESPN: The New York Mets have dealt outfielder Lastings Milledge to the Washington Nationals for catcher Brian Schneider and outfielder Ryan Church, multiple media outlets reported Friday.The Nationals announced they would hold a news teleconference at 3 p.m. ET to announce a trade.Milledge, in parts of two seasons with the Mets, has a career .257 batting average (90 for 350) with 40 extra-base hits and 51 runs batted in.Church, in 144 games last season, hit .272, one point higher than his career average in four seasons with the Expos-Nationals franchise. Last season, he had 128 hits, including 43 doubles -- tied for the team lead with Ryan Zimmerman -- and 15 home runs, and 70 RBIs.An eight-year veteran, Schneider hit .235 with 21 doubles in 2007. In the field he
By: tix Expos were an immediate blow with the door in Montreal, although they lost 110 plays in their inaugural season. By 1973 they were a candidate for the title is NL but, at the end, could not catch up with the Mets. The director that the GEN Mauch, however, had mentored a team which was healthy on the fundamental principles and defense. Mauch could not completely complete its mission, however, and was put fire after one season 1975 disappointing. 1977 launched a new era for Expos while they entered the roomy Olympic stage with a young role charged which included the Beginner of NL of the year André Dawson, Warren Cromartie, Gary Charretier, and Larry Parrish. This core would transform Montreal into candidate eternal. By 1979 Expos were in the thick one of the race of division until the end, finishing in the second place with the unquestionable pirates of champion of the world by a simple play. Montreal remained a higher candidate and in 1981 the split season made the finales. Aft
By: tix Expos were an immediate blow with the door in Montreal, although they lost 110 plays in their inaugural season. By 1973 they were a candidate for the title is NL but, at the end, could not catch up with the Mets. The director that the GEN Mauch, however, had mentored a team which was healthy on the fundamental principles and defense. Mauch could not completely complete its mission, however, and was put fire after one season 1975 disappointing. 1977 launched a new era for Expos while they entered the roomy Olympic stage with a young role charged which included the Beginner of NL of the year André Dawson, Warren Cromartie, Gary Charretier, and Larry Parrish. This core would transform Montreal into candidate eternal. By 1979 Expos were in the thick one of the race of division until the end, finishing in the second place with the unquestionable pirates of champion of the world by a simple play. Montreal remained a higher candidate and in 1981 the split season made the finales. Aft
By: tixExpos were an immediate blow with the door in Montreal, although they lost 110 plays in their inaugural season. By 1973 they were a candidate for the title is NL but, at the end, could not catch up with the Mets. The director that the GEN Mauch, however, had mentored a team which was healthy on the fundamental principles and defense. Mauch could not completely complete its mission, however, and was put fire after one season 1975 disappointing. 1977 launched a new era for Expos while they entered the roomy Olympic stage with a young role charged which included the Beginner of NL of the year André Dawson, Warren Cromartie, Gary Charretier, and Larry Parrish. This core would transform Montreal into candidate eternal. By 1979 Expos were in the thick one of the race of division until the end, finishing in the second place with the unquestionable pirates of champion of the world by a simple play. Montreal remained a higher candidate and in 1981 the split season made the finales. Afte
Philadelphia Phillies vs. Washington Nationals, August 14, 2007I covered the game for the DC Sports Box as both a photographer and writer. Hope you enjoy the pictures and feel free to send me feedback!
St. Louis Cardinals vs. Washington Nationals; August 5th, 2007I was at the game in Washington last night, and took some pictures along with wrote an article for the DC Sports Box.Hope you enjoy the images!
Chicago Cubs vs. Washington Nationals - July 2nd, 2007I was at the Cubs/Nationals game last night, not as a member of the press; alas, as a fan for a change. Tonight, I'll actually be covering the Mystics tonight in downtown Washington D.C.Anyhow, I hope you all enjoy the great photos from last night!
Hello, friends. My name is Ted. Normally I write over at A Price Above Bip Roberts - I'll spare you the hyperlink this time - but on weekends, I write over here. It's an interesting thing (my writing over here), because since Scrap himself checks in with news and notes and the occasional multi-media element (LeBron Etch-a-Sketch!), I don't do much. I basically try to come up with some type of series that can unify content on the site throughout the weekend. Oftentimes, I fail miserably. Sometimes, though, I succeed.I'm pretty sure this weekend ISN'T one of those times, but we'll proceed anyway. See, it's Interleague Play right now; overall the concept could likely be defined as "embraced" by the American populace, but there are detractors (especially when Barry Bonds steps up to the plate in Boston... oh wait, they're booing something else). The point is: some like Interleague, and some don't. We like it, but we also looked at the match-ups this weekend and realized, "Wow, the
Pirates and Nationals - June 5, 2007I went to the game at Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Stadium in Washington D.C. last night and saw the Pittsburgh Pirates take on the Washington Nationals.Anyhow, the Nationals lost 7-6, but it was a perfect night for a ball game!
Padres and Nationals - June 3. 2007I went to the game at Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Stadium in Washington D.C. this afternoon, and soaked in a game in conditions that we more conducive for football rather than baseball. The San Diego Padres took on the Washington Nationals on this rainy Sunday on the East Coast.It was wild, wet and sloppy, but I hope you like the pictures from today.
Dodgers at Nationals - May 31st, 2007Anyhow, I went to Dodgers/Nationals game in Washington D.C. on Thursday night, and caught the action. Here some pictures to keep everyone interested.If you're interested in some shots for your collection, shoot me an email at mdguy2415@aol.com!As well, take a peek at my extended picture collection at: http://community.webshots.com/user/marylandguy2415
MLB (Major League Baseball) and the Washington Nationals have done a first for any major organization sports related or not. They are now offering game tickets via picture message to your mobile phone.
Fans who purchase tickets to Nationals games (home games only) can have their digital ticket sent via MMS to their cell phone saving paper and the need for a “will call” window. Derek Palmer, Tickets.com’s Chief Commercial Officer states: “This technology will contribute to the Nationals’ effort to provide the best fan experience by eliminating the need to carry a paper ticket, or to wait in a will call line to pick up their tickets. With Tickets@Phone™, fans can purchase a ticket and go directly to the admission gate.”
This does look promising, although nothing is said about potential problems like unreadable images, back up plan, etc….the idea is good and could provide a very easy alternative to carrying your ballgame tickets.
Tickets.com press release
The forthcoming home of the Washington Nationals -- to open in 2008 -- is coming along just fine. It has been reported that the new ballpark will have cherry blossoms scattered behind left field in coordinance with one of DC's landscape trademarks. A grove of cherry blossoms behind the left field bleachers is one of the latest additions to the plans of the ever evolving Washington Nationals ballpark. Team president Stan Kasten says construction of the 41,000-seat stadium remains on schedule for completion by opening day next year.Also, a new video has been released which pans the new park in graphical detail to show off the various views and "Presidential Suites."Related:New Look At New Stadium
Two words: Manny Acta. These two words could mean the difference between a decent season or being the laughing stock of Major League Baseball. Manny is a stathead, a new school moneyball guy who has been tasked...
Hope springs eternal for every team before the first game of each and every team before a season, and some teams know they are contenders and some do not. Sadly, for the Washington Nationals, most experts and pundits believe they will not be contenders at all in the National League and perhaps will lose 100 games or more. However, even though the Nationals are rebuilding their organization for the future, the team has potential All-Stars like Ryan Zimmerman & Chad Cordero emerging as the cornerstone of the franchise. With the exception of a few players, 2007 will be a year for many to show they belong on a major league club. 2006 was a year which saw ground break on the team's new home in 2008, the release of Frank Robinson as manager, to the hiring of former Mets' coach Manny Acta, the upcoming 2007 season will determine the road that the Nationals are on for the years ahead. The team lost superstar player Alfonso Soriano & the team was widely criticized for not trading him,
We attended the second game of this three game series and ended up having a great time despite not having our favorite seats. So, the Marlins won, Dan Uggla busted out of his slump, Mike Jacobs continued to tear through the ball, and afterwards we got to hang out with ...
