Author Topic: Nationals vs Pirates, Game 3 (Read 8141 times)

PIT   WSH
1st   Harper homered to right (390 feet), Escobar scored.   0   2
1st   Lobatón singled to center, Robinson scored.   0   3
1st   Taylor reached on infield single to third, Lobatón scored, Desmond to third.   0   4
1st   Desmond scored, Taylor safe at third on throwing error by pitcher Morton.   0   5
1st   Gonzalez doubled to right, Taylor scored.   0   6
1st   Escobar homered to left (373 feet), Gonzalez and Span scored.   0   9
9th   Hart homered to left center (446 feet), Rodriguez scored.   2   9
3 GAME S EEP!

Attendance 40,015 (96.8% full)
This game is being repeated on MASN at 12:30 pm tomorrow afternoon.

PC · « **Reply #137 on:** June 22, 2015, 12:21:33 am »

Quote from: nats2playoffs on June 22, 2015, 12:07:18 am

Scoring Summary PIT   WSH
1st   Harper homered to right (390 feet), Escobar scored.   0   2
1st   Lobatón singled to center, Robinson scored.   0   3
1st   Taylor reached on infield single to third, Lobatón scored, Desmond to third.   0   4
1st   Desmond scored, Taylor safe at third on throwing error by pitcher Morton.   0   5
1st   Gonzalez doubled to right, Taylor scored.   0   6
1st   Escobar homered to left (373 feet), Gonzalez and Span scored.   0   9
9th   Hart homered to left center (446 feet), Rodriguez scored.   2   9
3 GAME S EEP!

Attendance   40,015 (96.8% full)
This game is being repeated on MASN at 12:30 pm tomorrow afternoon.

Also pizza. You forgot the pizza.

Count Walewski · « **Reply #138 on:** June 22, 2015, 12:28:43 am »

Kinda sad that they couldn't score again after the first inning but they have an off day to figure out hitting again.

nats2playoffs · « **Reply #139 on:** June 22, 2015, 12:31:33 am »

Quote from: PC on June 22, 2015, 12:21:33 am

Also pizza. You forgot the pizza.

NATIONALS in 1st Place in NL-East,
1.5 games ahead of the Mets!

Online orders only at DC area Papa Johns: Discount code nats50
for 50% off your entire order tomorrow.

OldChelsea · « **Reply #140 on:** June 22, 2015, 08:17:06 am »

[for Friday's result]

Comparative dates on which the Nationals notched their 35th win, each season:

2012 - 10th June (58th match of season)
2005 - 10th June (61st match)
2014 - 11th June (64th match)
2011 - 18th June (71st match)
2015 - 19th June (68th match)
2013 - 19th June (71st match)
2010 - 1st July (80th match)
2006 - 2nd July (83rd match)
2007 - 7th July (87th match)
2008 - 9th July (92nd match)
2009 - 4th August (107th match)

[for Saturday's result]

Comparative dates on which the Nationals notched their 36th win, each season:

2012 - 11th June (59th match of season)
2005 - 11th June (62nd match)
2014 - 17th June (69th match)
2010 - 20th June (69th match)
2013 - 20th June (72nd match)
2011 – 21st June (73rd match)
2010 – 3rd July (82th match)
2006 - 3rd July (84th match)
2007 - 8th July (88th match)
2008 - 11th July (94th match)
2009 - 5th August (108th match)

[for Sunday's result]

Comparative dates on which the Nationals notched their 37th win, each season:

2012 - 12th June (60th match of season)
2005 - 12th June (63rd match)
2014 - 18th June (70th match)
2015 - 21st June (70th match)
2013 - 21st June (73rd match)
2011 - 22nd June (74th match)
2006 - 4th July (85th match)
2010 - 6th July (84th match)
2007 - 13th July (89th match)
2008 - 19th July (98th match)
2009 - 6th August (109th match)

tomterp · « **Reply #141 on:** June 22, 2015, 11:20:01 am »

I still can't believe we swept the pirates.

I was convinced they just can't lose.

Quote from: sportsfan882 on June 19, 2015, 07:38:05 pm

ugh. This is why the Pirates don't lose. They put the ball into play and score runs. High quality bottom of lineup that can produce.

OldChelsea · « **Reply #142 on:** June 22, 2015, 12:59:31 pm »

There must have been quite a few Pirates supporters in the ballpark for these three matches - on the radio broadcasts I heard quite a bit of cheering for Pirates hits/plays/player intros. Must be recent bandwagoners, no doubt - they never used to bring numbers to Nats Park (heck, until they started winning they never used to attend matches in their own ballpark).

All the same, those three broadcasts were a delightful bit of listening.

mitlen · « **Reply #143 on:** June 22, 2015, 01:49:50 pm »

Quote from: OldChelsea on June 22, 2015, 12:59:31 pm

There must have been quite a few Pirates supporters in the ballpark for these three matches - on the radio broadcasts I heard quite a bit of cheering for Pirates hits/plays/player intros. Must be recent bandwagoners, no doubt - they never used to bring numbers to Nats Park (heck, until they started winning they never used to attend matches in their own ballpark).

All the same, those three broadcasts were a delightful bit of listening.

I looked over toward the best seat in the house. Didn't see ya. Hope you're feelin' better.

Pirates' fans weren't too bad Sunday. Got real quiet at the end of one.

OldChelsea · « **Reply #144 on:** June 22, 2015, 02:49:55 pm »

Quote from: mitlen on June 22, 2015, 01:49:50 pm

I looked over toward the best seat in the house. Didn't see ya. Hope you're feelin' better.[...]

Sadly I haven't been to the ballpark in well over a month. I'm feeling better these days but am still not back up to waiting out 35k+ crowds at the Metro (I still have problems standing for long periods of time) or attending evening matches (too medded-up), and one of my meds requires me to avoid large quantities of direct sunlight...thankfully I've been, for the most part, successful in selling my tickets so (1) I don't take a big monetary loss and (2) other people can enjoy the best-in-the-house view.

Might give Thursday's 16.05 first pitch a try if the weather looks right.