Game Recap: Nationals 10 -- Mets 4

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Game Recap: Nationals 10 -- Mets 4
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Game Recap: Nationals 10 -- Mets 4

TheRopolitansDOTcom posted 5/13/2008 from theropolitans.com

I had tickets tonight, pretty glad I didn't go. The Mets got trounced by the Nationals in the first game of a four game series, taking game one by a score of 10-4. Notch this up as another frustrating loss for the New York Mets. And cue the Willie Randolph haters..now!
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Nelson doesn't like the Nationals

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Kevin Devaney back with one final update. Here's what Nelson Figueroa said after tonight's 10-4 loss to Washington, in response to what he said was "singing" and "chanting" from the Nationals dugout in the third inning: "They were cheerleading in ...
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Classless Nats

TheRopolitansDOTcom posted 5/13/2008 from theropolitans.com

I'm usually not one to put a whole lot of stock into quotes as they are usually that same darn thing every time. "We just didn't hit." "Great pitching performance beat us." "I really felt it tonight." And so on and so forth. Once in a while though, someone comes out and really says how then feel. I present to you, Nelson Figueroa on the Nationals dugout antics...
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Nationals vs. Mets - Recap - May 12, 2008

Faith and Fear in Flushing found this 5/13/2008 on sports.espn.go.com

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