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Related: About this forumNationals with MLB's first ever 3-3-5 triple play.
First triple play for the team also.
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Nationals with MLB's first ever 3-3-5 triple play. (Original Post)
Kingofalldems
Jul 2016
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CanSocDem
(3,286 posts)1. Not counting of course...
...the '92 world series gem, that went on to becoming another example of criminally-stupid officiating.
Auggie
(31,163 posts)2. Pathetic ...
from my view.
Kingofalldems
(38,451 posts)3. Denard messed up for sure.
Auggie
(31,163 posts)4. One of several brain farts in the past weeks from Span ...
and the entire team.
Some road trip, BTW. Nats are 3-1 against two division leaders (could easily be 4-0). You have a good shot at sweeping S.F.
Kingofalldems
(38,451 posts)5. If it weren't for the DC Strangler we'd be 4-0 right now.
That's baseball--teams go hot and cold.
Brother Buzz
(36,416 posts)6. Even money says the Nationals will be playing .600 ball before leaving SF
This Giants fan is bummed, but happy for Dusty Baker and his sterling swan song season; we really enjoyed the years the Skipper spent with us.
Oops, I was running fuzzy math: The Nationals will leave SF at .596
bluedigger
(17,086 posts)7. But it looked so... ordinary.
How many games have been played?
Auggie
(31,163 posts)8. Guess you need the runner on third to make that mistake ...
plus, the Giants have been running the bases aggressively trying to break out of their slump. When you're desperate for runs you take chances. Back-fired on Span as it has on many players this week.