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The Washington WHO???
Posted on 14 Mar 2012 by Marien Hornyak.
Ask a Washington Nationals fan what their prediction for the upcoming baseball season is, and many of them will talk about Wild Card games, playoff berths, and even World Series appearances (I’m a little bit more realistic, but admit that it would be nice if they made it to the postseason). After years of supporting a mediocre team, this year we have hopes, dreams, and high expectations. ...
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The Next Barry Larkin?!?
Posted on 29 Aug 2011 by Marien Hornyak.
The Washington Nationals have had a tough go of it lately, losing their last six games after having taken 2 of 3 from the Phillies. They are getting ready to visit the Braves this week before returning home for a series against the Mets. But despite their struggles lately, there have been some positives coming from the Nationals, and one of them has been their leadoff hitter, Ian Desmond. E...
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A Team of Potential
Posted on 10 Jan 2011 by Jim Mancari.
As we approach the 2011 season, it seems as though several teams in the NL East have significantly improved this offseason. The Phillies brought back Cliff Lee to set up one of the best pitching staffs, at least on paper, in recent history. The Braves added Dan Uggla to solidify the middle of their order. The Nationals signed Jayson Werth, Adam LaRoche and Rick Ankiel in an attempt to improve t...
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ARE WE MISSING THE POINT?
Posted on 21 Dec 2010 by Dave Frederick.
Are you, my beautiful, loyal, faithful audience growing tired of reading my articles blaming the St. Louis Blues management? If so, then definitely continue reading. I am going to place new blame on what is happening with the injury-riddled Bluenote. Ready? Here you go. It's their vision. Yes, that's right. Eyes. You know, those two balls (not those, you morons) that God (or Mik...
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Cox Career Ends with Whimper
Posted on 12 Oct 2010 by Mark Reichman.
“He'll leave you in there maybe longer than he should… but he believes you're gonna get out of it” -Derek Lowe, on Braves manager Bobby Cox Fateful words from Lowe, who talked his way into remaining in the game when Cox came out to pay him a visit on the mound in the seventh inning last night. Lowe had turned in a masterful and hitless six innings but had nothing left in the...
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Courage and Guts: Braves Outlast Giants in 11
Posted on 9 Oct 2010 by Mark Reichman.
Rick Ankiel, with one glorious swing of the bat and a magical flight of the ball deep into the San Francisco night, and into the ocean, earned the Braves a gutsy and fearless win. No one better symbolizes courage and resilience than Ankiel, who has bounced back from an utter meltdown as a pitcher to become an unlikely offensive hero, a moment he described as the pinnacle of his career to date...
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Braves Had Zero Room For Error(s) Against Suffocating Lincecum
Posted on 8 Oct 2010 by Mark Reichman.
Tim Lincecum's masterful performance last night completely silenced Atlanta's bats, and no other phase of the game could make up for it – not Derek Lowe's excellent game and certainly not the Braves suspect defense. While the Braves must hope to get on the board against Jonathan Sanchez, the Giants awake this morning with dreams of their pitching carrying them to the World Series. Other...
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