Message #1117430

[Kevrock]

I thought that was Hudson

You're right, I'm wrong.

"You've got to tip your cap to [Olsen]," Hudson said. "He's got pretty good stuff, but let's be honest, I don't think he's got no-hit stuff. He was mixing things up pretty good and had us off-balance, and we couldn't do much against him for a while."

Like Jones, Matt Diaz carried a .440 career batting average into this game against Olsen. But in each of his three at-bats against the Nationals' left-hander, the Braves' left fielder looked at a called third strike, and then issued a few choice words in the direction of home-plate umpire Bill Miller.

"He got called out on some bad pitches," Cox said.

When asked for his opinion, Jones said, "No comment. I'll get fined if I comment. It's happened before and it will happen again."