Nationals
Drew Storen gave up the decisive runs in the Nationals' 5-3 loss to the Phillies on Saturday, the latest struggle for the 25-year-old reliever.
Dan Haren made two mistakes, big ones, in an otherwise crisp day. But with an offense struggling to hit, they loomed quite large.
Back-to-back home runs by Dominic Brown and Erik Kratz helped spoil an otherwise solid start by Nats' pitcher Dan Haren against the rival Phillies.
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3wComments (1)Bryce Harper left Wednesday night's game in the sixth inning, but the Nats slugger appears to have suffered only a bruised left side.
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3wComments (1)Jayson Werth, out since fouling a ball off his left ankle Monday night, is awaiting results of an X-ray to determine the extent of the injury.
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3wComments (9)Nationals head trainer Lee Kuntz and training assistant John Hsu revived an MLB Network cameraman who suffered a heart attack at Turner Field, only to learn he later died.
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3wHere’s a look at five players who were hot, and five players who were not over the past week.
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3wBefore the Nationals turn the page over to May, we take one look back at how they ranked statistically during a disappointing April.
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3wComments (2)With an 8-1 drubbing at the hands of the Braves, the Nationals completed their first losing month since August 2011.
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3wIn a word: Ugly. Hoping to bounce back after a tough loss last night, the Nationals laid an egg to their chief NL East rivals.
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