voices.washingtonpost.com - 9/6/2008
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So what's up with Jason Bergmann? That's the real question that last night's game left behind. In matters like this, Randy St. Claire is often the man to go to -- pitching's equivalent of a Magliozzi brother from Car Talk. That said, the rest of this blog entry belongs to the Nats pitching coach. --- Q: What are you seeing from Jason right now? Well, he's making too many mistakes, falling behind hitters. Walking guys....Please click on the title to continue reading this entry.
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... June 18th. Since that date, he’s hit .288 to lower his season average to .357, still 50 points higher than his career average entering 2008. He’s still doing a great job of getting on base, reaching at a .406 clip.
With Mike Schmidt e-mailing the Phillies a pep talk, it seems appropriate that third baseman Greg Dobbs would hit a home run in the game. Dobbs is slugging .667 in 21 at bats against New York this season.
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On Saturday, one day after pitching his worst game of the season, right-hander Jason Bergmann was informed by manager Manny Acta that he was out of the rotation and will work out of the bullpen, effective immediately.
