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04/09/2017
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The Washington Nationals learned something valuable during Saturday’s 17-3 loss to the Philadelphia Phillies. If the team ever encounters any questions about its starting rotation, the answer should not be Jeremy Guthrie. [Sign up for Yahoo Fantasy Baseball Continue to Article
April 09, 2017 11:23:am EST
The Nationals added an arm to their bullpen this morning after a rough night in Philadelphia. All things considered, with the way things went last night, with starter Jeremy Guthrie unable to even get out of the first, things could have been worse. Guthrie recorded just two outs before he was lifted from the outing against the Phillies in Philadelphias Citizens Bank Park and lefty Enny Romero wasnt exactly sharp, but Joe Blanton threw three scoreless innings in the middle of the game, sparing Dusty Bakers bullpen from a real long night in the City of Brotherly Love. Continue to Article
April 09, 2017 11:14:am EST
The 2017 season has barely started and Washington Nationals manager Dusty Baker is already concerned about his bullpen. Jeremy Guthrie picked the wrong night to last two-thirds of an inning. The Phillies blasted Guthrie for 10 runs and ended his night early in a 17-3 blowout, but Baker commended reliever Joe Blanton for "saving" the Washington bullpen with three solid innings. Continue to Article
April 09, 2017 4:56:am EST
Phillies manager Pete Mackanin had to appreciate his team's record start to Saturday's game. For Nationals skipper Dusty Baker, it was just a bad dream that wouldn't end. Howie Kendrick hit a bases-loaded triple while Philadelphia scored 12 runs for the biggest first inning in team history, and Philadelphia routed Washington 17-3. Continue to Article
April 08, 2017 11:28:pm EST
The day he turned 38, a perfect confluence of events led to an inning of work for Guthrie that you can’t really call a disaster start without being unfair to disasters. In two-thirds of an inning of work against the Phillies, the Nationals starter allowed six hits, four walks and 10 runs, all earned. With tonight’s start he became the first MLB pitcher in the modern era to give up more than ten runs in an inning or less twice. Continue to Article
April 08, 2017 11:00:pm EST
