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Rapid Reaction: Mets 12, Marlins 1
The Mets moved into sole possession of first place in the National League East by running roughshod over the Marlins.
about 1295 days ago | Adam Rubin |
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Series preview: Mets at Padres
The San Diego Padres, who begin a three-game series Monday against the New York Mets, had a busy offseason.
about 1358 days ago | Adam Rubin |
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Nats keep Span, decline LaRoche, Soriano
Center fielder Denard Span is staying with the Washington Nationals, who exercised their $9 million option for 2015 on his contract Thursday, while declining options on first baseman Adam LaRoche and reliever Rafael Soriano.
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Series preview: Mets at Nats
METS (19-21, fourth place/NL East) at WASHINGTON NATIONALS (21-19, second place/NL East)Friday: LHP Jonathon Niese (2-2, 2.17) vs. RHP Tanner Roark (2-1, 3.
about 1739 days ago | Adam Rubin |
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Kershaw shows what they've been missing
WASHINGTON -- Nothing was wrong with the Los Angeles Dodgers' starting pitching, even without Clayton Kershaw.The remaining pitchers were better than competent, pitching to a 3.
about 1748 days ago | Mark Saxon |
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Nats place Harper on DL with thumb injury
Star outfielder Bryce Harper was placed on the 15-day disabled list by the Washington Nationals on Sunday with a sprained left thumb. The move is retroactive to Saturday.
about 1758 days ago | Associated Press -
Harper feeling 'lost' at plate, sits vs. Braves
Bryce Harper was not in the Washington Nationals' starting lineup Sunday, less than 24 hours after admitted feeling "pretty lost" at the plate.
about 1779 days ago | ESPN.com news services -
Nats 11, Mets (ss) 5: Mazzoni allows 7
VIERA, Fla. -- Cory Mazzoni allowed seven eighth-inning runs as the Washington Nationals beat a Mets split squad, 11-5, Wednesday at Space Coast Stadium.
about 1811 days ago | Adam Rubin |
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Rapid Reaction: Nats 6, Mets 3
NEW YORK -- Dillon Gees customary dominance against the Washington Nationals did not continue Tuesday.A day after the Nats went deep five times in the series opener, Jayson Werth and Adam LaRoche had solo shots over the first two innings against Gee.
about 1987 days ago | Adam Rubin |
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LaRoche's future in DC
It has been a season of unfulfilled expectations for the Washington Nationals, and one of the culprits is first baseman Adam LaRoche, who signed a two-year, $24 million deal last winter and has produced a mediocre .
about 2018 days ago | Doug Mittler | ESPN Insider - more