voices.washingtonpost.com - 9/11/2008
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Today during batting practice, a trio of media members, myself included, talked to GM Jim Bowden regarding ... well, you can see for yourself. Plenty of interesting stuff here, though. I'll just post the transcript. Q: What do you make of Joel Hanrahan this year? I think if you told me in spring training than he'd be our closer at the end of the year I'd be surprised. I really thought with Cordero and Rauch...Please click on the title to continue reading this entry.
The Nationals Need to Break the Status Woe
bizofbaseball.com 9/11/2008 — The Nationals, and the fans in D.C. need to get with the picture. Here's the embarrassing facts and figures regarding the club and some suggestions to make them better.
Pelfrey: "He was telling me to 'Bring it on.' "
voices.washingtonpost.com 9/11/2008 — My apologies for not updating the blog during the game tonight. I had to keep a running tab on the game (and all of its madness) for the print edition, so I could file a story with a degree of punctuality that won't lead to my firing. Anyway... now ...
Dear Elijah
nats320.blogspot.com 9/11/2008 — Dear Elijah: Since the very first day of meeting you, The African Queen and I have been impressed by your attitude. You were far better than advertised. When you accidentally ran into Sohna at Our Washington Nationals Training Complex in Viera, ...
Countdown to Epic Fail: T-Minus 10
misterirrelevant.com 9/11/2008 — With the Nats on the cusp of their first 100-loss season, we will countdown to the momentous occasion here after each loss leading up to the milestone.
Nats lost another slugfest with the Mets, 13-10 last night. It was another shitty performance ...
Hanrahan emerges as key to Nats' 'pen —
Major League Baseball News 9/11/2008
When the 2008 season started, Nationals right-hander Joel Hanrahan was the long man out of the bullpen. But after closers Chad Cordero went down with an injury and Jon Rauch was traded to Arizona, Hanrahan found himself in a brand new role.
