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He'll be here through 14-15 with his god awful contract
Bryce is Jesus. He is going to bring the Nats to salvation. The chosen one to open the gates of paradise.
Why Jesus? "'Cause what's the first thing you say when you see him pitch?" centerfielder Nyjer Morgan said, excited just to answer his own question. "Jeee-sus!"Stephen Strasburg now knows how unbounded fascination awaits even the activities he finds routine, so sometimes, he shakes his head at the silliness but plays along anyway. When Morgan hollered, "What's up Jesus?" Strasburg, from the other side of the clubhouse, looked up in acknowledgement.
I wouldn't bet on that, if you saw the comments on "Teds Takes" on the blog thread about firing Flip - the fans are pretty vocal about getting rid of Blatche....and also, Randy doesn't play - he will change things -but that is another story - another thread......
He's probably very happy to be out of baseball hell .... Uh ... Oakland
And $ .75 will buy you a Washington Post - Heard This Before. Previous Jesus/Savior labels - Adam Dunn, Jason Werth, Stephen Strasburg........Haven't Seen Any Halos yet.....
if i recall correctly, didn't the nats lose 100 games in back-to-back seasons recently? let's not act like we're contenders just yet.
Yeah, but they play in that crappy multi-use coliseum.
Amber lamps.
20,000th follower of giogonzales47 gets an autographed baseball, he's at 19,681 now
Asked how Gonzalez will perform in his new environment, Braden offered a bold prediction.“[Stephen] Strasburg has all the hype in the world,” he said, “but here’s what’s going to happen: You guys who don’t know Gio, you’ll end up more impressed with what he does. You already know what to expect out of Strasburg. But when you see Gio, you’re going to go: ‘[Expletive]. I knew he was good. But [expletive].”
The “Gio Who?” days will end soon. “His performance will do the talking. He’s the real deal,”Marrero said. “He throws hard [91 to 96 mph], hits spots, throws breaking balls for strikes in all counts,” Marrero said. “That curveball — what an out pitch. He throws it at different speeds. . . . In high school, doing stretching, if you touched his arm, he was just more flexible than anybody else. That gives him the whip in his curveball.”
Dave Sheinin today on Gio:http://www.washingtonpost.com/sports/nationals/nationals-gio-gonzalez-matured-into-a-pitcher-and-a-friend-with-oakland-athletics/2012/02/25/gIQAQkRfaR_story.htmlAnd Boz:http://www.washingtonpost.com/sports/nationals/nationals-left-hander-gio-gonzalez-learned-curveball-so-much-more-from-his-father/2012/02/25/gIQAP18caR_story_1.html?sub=AR
Pretty cool, (almost) compensates for the loss of Livo.