ON DECK: NATIONALS AT METS
Published 5/12/2008 by By JUSTIN TERRANOVA at NY Post: Sports
The best chance the Nationals have of slowing down Carlos Beltran tonight may be the rain that is expected to pour down on New York today, postponing the game with the Mets (7:10, SNY, WFAN). Beltran had been a major disappointment until he tore...
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