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Byrd Takes Off In Nats Debut – The Post
Inning-Endy Chavez’s replacement, Marlon Byrd went 3 for 4 last night with 3 RBIs. Vinny Castilla homered too.
After going 5 for 28, Jose Guillen is going to sit out the rest of the homestand so that his strained rib cage can heal.
More from The Wash. Times: With Byrd in hand, Nats win
Boxscore – ESPN.com
Hernandez ready to start Thursday – The Wash. Times
¡LIVAN! had his inflamed knee drained yesterday, but expects to go on Thursday afternoon. If he cannot, it will be Zach Day or Tomo Ohka.
More from The Post: Hernandez’s Knee Exam Ends With Good News
Thomas Boswell – No Cap on a Pitcher’s Talent – The Post
Sssshhh — Chad Cordero is a secret.
At 23, he’s sneaking up on baseball.
I guess by sneaking up, Boz means never having a 1-2-3 ninth inning. Still, despite his adventurous method for earning saves, Chad Cordero has been solid.
DCBSA bid gains support on council – The Wash. Times
The latest on financing the ballpark. Shockingly, it seems to have changed direction again. I will admit that I did not read this article (I will later), I am kind of sick of the city council.
More from The Post: Residents at Second D.C. Hearing Reinforce Stance Against Stadium
Cannons, reloaded – The Wash. Times
Thom Loverro’s two week long tour of Nats minor league teams began in Prince William County with a visit to the Potomac Nationals.
May 31 Is Deadline For Bids for Nationals – The Post
Wait a minute, wasn’t there already a deadline? I think it was Jan. 31.