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"Right now he's scuffling a little bit, but he'll come out of it," manager Manny Acta said. "He's very mature, has good makeup and knows that's part of the game.In his last three-plus games, Zimmerman is 0-17 with eight strikes outs. He's also left 19 men on base, including six today."Three bad games out of how many," Zimmerman said. "It happens to everybody. I'll enjoy the day off, come back and get back to it. There's nothing to worry about. I haven't felt that bad. They are making good pitches and I'm getting out."Zimmerman is more concerned about how the Nationals play, not so much about his personal numbers."We've had a lot of opportunities and we haven't capitalized on nearly enough of them and we're still winning," said Zimmerman. "Without doing that, it's kind of a positive outlook as far as once we start getting hits, which we will; this team can really take off.
