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The Farm / Re: Follow the Prospects: Robert Hassell III, OF
« Last post by JCA-CrystalCity on Today at 07:58:35 AM »
Eastern League player of the week!
looks like the high floor may have been restored. Need a home improvement show gif here on floor projects
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The Farm / Re: Follow the Prospects: James Wood, OF
« Last post by JCA-CrystalCity on Today at 07:56:36 AM »
That's a pretty good argument. I would not keep him down later than the end of the month right now, but yes, getting used to the show now helps down the line. Add in the bonus of maybe staying in the. 500 or so pace for a while, I can see your point
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The Out of Town Scoreboard / Re: NL East 2024
« Last post by JCA-CrystalCity on Today at 07:51:21 AM »
Not hammies, but if Garcia's hand is bad, that'll be 2 starters the Nats would have lost on slides into 2nd on a steal and a stretch
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The Out of Town Scoreboard / Re: The Former Nationals Watch (2024)
« Last post by Slateman on Today at 07:41:49 AM »
Austin Voth has a 2.63 ERA for the Mariners in 13 innings
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The Clubhouse / Re: The 1924 Washington Nationals
« Last post by Five Banners on Today at 07:32:03 AM »
They have no chance.  And not even a player draft to tank for.

Nightmare
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The Clubhouse / Re: The 1924 Washington Nationals
« Last post by Natsinpwc on Today at 07:29:53 AM »
They have no chance.  And not even a player draft to tank for.
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The Out of Town Scoreboard / Re: NL East 2024
« Last post by Natsinpwc on Today at 07:28:34 AM »
As much as I love speed, have to wonder if more of these kinds of injuries could be coming across the league as the new rules encourage steals and aggressive base running.
Steven Kwan is out with a hamstring also. Point made.
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The Farm / Re: Follow the Prospects: Robert Hassell III, OF
« Last post by imref on Today at 06:30:59 AM »
Eastern League player of the week!
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The Out of Town Scoreboard / Re: NL East 2024
« Last post by IanRubbish on Yesterday at 11:18:23 PM »
Trea Turner out at least 6 weeks with a left hamstring strain. Now's the time for the Nats to make their move!

As much as I love speed, have to wonder if more of these kinds of injuries could be coming across the league as the new rules encourage steals and aggressive base running.
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The Clubhouse / Re: The 1924 Washington Nationals
« Last post by welch on Yesterday at 11:11:15 PM »
Tuesday, May 6, 1924. Nats against Boston Red Sox, Fenway. Nats trying to get started again, after yesterday's bad loss. But, no. Maybe Griff needs to make Walter Johnson ten years younger and try to have him start every other day.

Paul Zahniser gave up a three runs in the bottom of the 1st on a double by Danny Clark, but the Nats nipped a run here and there, a closed to 5 - 4 in the top of the 8th. Then Firpo Marberry, pitching into his seventh inning of relief, then the sky fell in. Hits by Steve O'Neill, Dud Lee, Oscar Fuhr, and Bobby Veach drove in 7 runs. Bucky Harris replaced Firpo with Slim McGrew, who gave up another, and it was all over.

Zahniser was replaced by pinch-hitter Pinky Hargrave. He would be traded to Boston in 1926 and traded to a minor league team in St. Paul, MN. Then he was traded to Cincinnati for Bubbles Hargrave. Yes, Pinky and Bubbles were brothers.

Nats fall to "uncontested" 7th Place, at 8 - 11, 4.5 games behind the Yankees.

https://www.baseball-reference.com/boxes/BOS/BOS192405060.shtml
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