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He hit .163 and reached base at a .281 clip. Werth's value is in his ability to get some RBIs and protect others in the lineup, and putting him first in the order never really made a whole lot of sense. The Werth experiment was mostly a case of Jim...
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There were, of course, other mitigating factors. Ryan Zimmerman and Adam LaRoche each suffered major injuries early in the season. That left Werth as the lone established veteran in the Nationals' lineup and left everyone looking to him to carry the load.
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Former Washington Nationals manager Jim Riggleman walks on the field before the Chicago Cubs Chicago-White Sox interleague baseball game, Saturday, July 2, 2011 in Chicago. Riggleman retired the Washington National's manager last week following a... View Photo »
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Nationals' skipper Jim Riggleman said everyone wanted '09 1st Round pick Drew Storen to claim the closer's role, but if necessary, the manager said last Spring, the Nats could use Sean Burnett as a closer if Storen struggled as he grew into the job. The...
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Of Course Michael Morse Will Continue To Produce For The Washington Nationals, Right?
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Davey's predecessor, Jim Riggleman, wasn't buying it either, telling MLB Network Radio hosts hosts Jim Memolo and Rob Dibble last summer that slow starts to the season like Morse had in 2011, after a strong start in Spring Training, are pretty common. ...
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This is what you came to the NQ for in 2011: So if I read this right, a majority of people came to the NQ this past
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Washington Nationals manager Davey Johnson watches batting practice before an interleague baseball game against the Los Angeles Angels in Anaheim Calif. , on Monday, June 27, 2011. It was announced yesterday that Johnson had been named to replace Jim... View Photo »
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Jim Riggleman Resigns??? and YCS Providence (You Know What Really Grinds My Ancient Gears?)
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Jack McKeon was crazy enough to return to managing the Florida Marlins after Edwin Rodriguez was canned. He was even crazier enough to actually bench Hanley Ramirez for showing up late to a team meeting. Jim Riggleman walked out of his job as the...
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Gonzalez loses confidence and, worse, his already high walk rate – 4.1 per nine innings over the past two years – shoots up. He still pitches 180 innings, but Gonzalez wins just 10 games as Peacock settles in as a solid No. 3 starter in Oakland and Cole...
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