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If the Nats were going to the new ballpark, it would de. be pained. It was a monster shot indeed
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D. Young is a great hitter and a super guy to have on the Nats - but he cannot bend down far enough to pick a routine one-hopper from Z-Man, who got another throwing error to go with about 8 others thus far this year; and the smash past him could have at least been knocked down, preventing a double.
ReplyDeleteAlas, no Nick Johnson, and the sophomore jinx which will naturally occur to a budding great like Z-Man, coupled with the likes of Willie Mays Hayes in center (aka, Nook Login), and NO ONE wanting to crash into each other a la Kearns-Johnson last season in NY - and you have some faulty fielding, which costs games...Belliard has to start at first, with Young a PH. Too risky otherwise. And Langerhans has to start in Center, with Logan put up to bunt for pitchers and PR only...
Finally, Lavelle actually settled down Saturday night, which is a good sign. Still think he can fill in as temporary starter - 5th game is a charm!
Trust in Kasten. All Good.
Z_Man is paying the price for having a DH at 1B.
ReplyDeleteHe will be back to normal when NJ is back (and healthy).
Looked for you at last night's game and met African Queen for a handshake. Too bad you were not there.
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