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Johnson, Nationals Pound the Phillies<\/b><\/a> – The Post<\/i> 1B Nick Johnson<\/b> hit two homers and recent call-up Billy Traber<\/b> pitched decently to get first MLB win since 2003. He also got a hit.<\/p>\n The win was Frank Robinson’s<\/b> 1,000th as a major league manager, so congratulations are in order. It also means I take a 2-1 lead in the Ben’s\/Jim’s wager.<\/p>\n More from The Wash. Times<\/i>: Nats give Robinson 1,000th victory<\/b><\/a> & The Inky<\/i>: Phillies remain hideous at home<\/b><\/a><\/p>\n Boxscore<\/b><\/a> – ESPN<\/i><\/p>\n Rodney E. Slater, 51, a secretary of transportation under President Clinton and a partner with the law firm of Patton Boggs LLP, and B. Doyle Mitchell Jr., 44, president and chief executive of Industrial Bank NA, have joined several other minority partners in the Lerner effort, according to the sources, who spoke on condition of anonymity.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n Will this be enough for MLB to sell the team to the Lerners? We shall see — in 2010<\/i>.<\/p>\n More from The Wash. Times<\/i>: Reliever Eischen insists he’s healthy<\/b><\/a><\/p>\n
This isn’t over! – The Ombudsman, minutes after the Nats defeated Philly to take the series.<\/i><\/p>\n
Lerner Adds Two Investors to Group<\/b><\/a> – The Post<\/i>
Apparently, the Lerner bid has added two prominent African-American investors, but in typical Lerner fashion, there was no public announcement.<\/p>\n
Eischen Is Struggling Mightily<\/b><\/a> – <\/i>
Someone call Jack Llewellyn<\/b>! Joey Eichen<\/b> told Robinson that the problem he is having are all in his head, not in his arm.<\/p>\n