Nationals 9, Rockies 4, Final - Aug. 4, 2008

Boxscore: Washington vs. Colorado - August 4, 2008 | Nationals.com: News
washington.nationals.mlb.com 8/5/2008 — Redding pitched to 2 batters in the 6th. WP : Cook 2. HBP : Kearns (by Herges). Pitches-strikes : Redding 112-65, Rivera 20-16, Ayala 14-10, Colome 11-8, Cook 104-66, Register 6-5, Herges 34-23, Grilli 17-9. Ground outs-fly outs : Redding 4-5, Rivera ...

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Gonzalez leaves game on Monday — Major League Baseball News 8/5/2008
Nationals shortstop Alberto Gonzalez (pictured right) left Monday's game against the Rockies with a left glute contusion. He is listed as day-to-day.

Nationals overcome rough start, beat Rockies 9-4 — Boston.com -- Baseball News 8/5/2008
Tim Redding settled down after a rough start to strike out six over five-plus innings and the Washington Nationals won their fourth straight, beating the Colorado Rockies 9-4 on Monday night.

Nationals overcome rough start, beat Rockies 9-4 — USATODAY.com MLB - Top Stories 8/5/2008
Tim Redding settled down after a rough start to strike out six over five-plus innings and the Washington Nationals won their ...

Nats deny Cook 15th win, top Rockies 9-4 (AP) — Yahoo! Sports - MLB News 8/5/2008
Tim Redding had a feeling that if he kept the Nationals close, they'd find a way to win. He was right. Redding settled down after a rough start and Washington rallied from an early three-run deficit to beat the Colorado Rockies 9-4 on Monday ...

Nationals 9, Rockies 4 — NYT > Baseball 8/5/2008
Tim Redding settled down after a rough start to strike out six over five-plus innings and the Washington Nationals won their fourth straight. >

Washington Nationals (W-4) — Nationals Journal 8/5/2008
Well, along with the Houston Astros, the Nationals currently have the longest winning streak in baseball. The Nats haven't matched four games in a row since April 27-May 1. You can read more about last night's win here. I'd call it the most impressive ...

Nationals-Rockies: Tim Redding Steadies After Rocky First as Washington Rolls — Bleacher Report - MLB 8/5/2008
The Washington Nationals swaggered into Coors Field on Monday after a three-game sweep of the struggling, last-place Cincinnati Reds. It was their first sweep since taking the also struggling Seattle Mariners in mid-June. While it was a high ...