Nationals
Stephen Strasburg outdueled Matt Cain, but a shaky bullpen couldn't hold the lead for Washington as the Giants came back to win 4-2 in 10 innings Tuesday night.
The showdown between aces got off to a shaky start before materializing as promised, but the a blown save by Rafael Soriano and a walkoff home run by Pablo Sandoval wasted Strasburg's effort.
The Braves are starting to heat up, while the Phillies are falling hard. Here is how the Nats' rivals fared over the last week.
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2wComments (1)Bryce Harper was ejected and Gio Gonzalez got himself into a jam, but the Nationals rallied to beat the Pirates 6-2 and end a strong road trip.
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2wGio Gonzales settled down after a shaky start and the Nats overcame Bryce Harper's first-inning ejection to top the Pirates, 6-2.
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2wComments (6)Bryce Harper was ejected by third base umpire John HIrschbeck in the top of the first inning after arguing a check-swing call.
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2wComments (1)Though he surrendered a pair of two-run homers, Stephen Strasburg emerged from Saturday's start feeling better about the way he's pitched.
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2wBehind a surprise double steal from Ryan Zimmerman and Adam LaRoche, the Nationals rallied to a 5-4 win Saturday in Pittsburgh.
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2wStephen Strasburg struck out eight Pirates and the Nats broke a tie in the 9th inning to get a 5-4 win Saturday.
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2wComments (2)Nationals manager Davey Johnson did two things Saturday morning he rarely does: He held a team meeting and he took batting practice.
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