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The value of all that waiting only revealed itself on Monday, because that's when Detwiler finally did it. He broke a skid that was kind of-sort of getting too ridiculous to explain away. Full Article at The Washington Post
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Ross Detwiler needed a win to cap his first year in the majors on a good note. For that to happen, Mike MacDougal would need to rebound from a 10th-inning loss -- and a poor September in general -- to save the victory for the rookie left-hander. Full Article at Washington Times Blogs
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Washington Nationals starter Ross Detwiler delivers a pitch against the Los Angeles Dodgers during the fourth inning of a baseball game, Wednesday, Sept. 23, 2009, in Washington. View Photo »
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Congratulations to Nationals lefthander Ross Detwiler, who picked up his first major-league win Monday at the Mets' expense. Nelson Figueroa again was the hard-luck loser as the Mets lost to Washington, 2-1. Full Article at New York Daily News
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Cole Hamels (9-9, 4.41) goes for his 10th win of the season when the Phillies finish their series with Ross Detwiler (0-5, 6.71) and the woeful Nationals. First pitch is 7:05. Ben Francisco gets the start in right field and bats sixth. Full Article at Beerleaguer
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After showing "flashes" this season, pitcher Ross Detwiler will return to the Nats' rotation this week and could compete for a spot in spring training as well. Full Article at The Washington Post
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Washington Nationals' Ross Detwiler pitches in the first inning of a baseball game against the Philadelphia Phillies, Thursday, Sept. 17, 2009, in Philadelphia. View Photo »
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WASHINGTON -- The Nationals have decided to start left-hander Ross Detwiler on Thursday night against the Phillies, pushing right-hander J.D. Martin back to face the Mets at Citi Field on Friday night. Full Article at MLB.com
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Ross Detwiler will return to the Nationals' rotation, and he'll do it in two days. Jim Riggleman said today that the rookie left-hander will start Thursday's series finale against the Phillies. Full Article at Washington Times Blogs
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