Nats (19-12) at Reds (16-14)

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Nats (19-12) at Reds (16-14)

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Nats (19-12) at Reds (16-14)

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Post #1 » by Rafael122 » Sat May 12, 2012 3:31 am

Bats came alive in game one, LaRoche drove in 2 and Shark drove in 3. Espinosa even got a home run and he didn't strike out! DRINK!

Gio was a little bit wild. He was very lucky he got the huge cushion because this was not his best start, labored through 5 innings. Ryan's bat seems to be heating up and he made two great defensive plays. I think he's definitely a legit gold glove candidate this year.

Jordan Z against Mat Latos tomorrow night.

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