Thread posts in The Washington Nationals 2007 Season Thread:
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Started 1 year, 8 months ago (2007-03-30 01:01:00)
by RathBandu
...For me and the two other people that follow this team. I'm also a Red Sox fan, but the Nationals were the first team I'd followed as an adult last season, and when they started to do well during the first part of last year, I went out and bought my first ever piece of sports merchandise -- a t-shirt -- to support them. Which they then rewarded by blowing with commitment for the rest of ...
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Started 1 year, 8 months ago (2007-03-30 07:49:00)
by Joe LeFors
I renewed my 20-game season ticket package for this year. And while I'll attend a lot of games (I probably went to 2 dozen last year), it was more to save my spot in line for the new park than anything else. I hate to say it, but the team is going to be historically bad this year. I think 115 losses is a very real possibility. That doesn't particularly bother me, as I am first and foremost a ...
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Started 1 year, 8 months ago (2007-03-30 10:12:00)
by EvilTwin
I don't think they're going to be historically bad. Zimmerman, Kearns, Schneider, Lopez, Church, Johnson (if he returns), Belliard, and maybe Young won't be a historically bad offense. And the bullpen is servicable. That starting pitching though is just awful though whn you get past Patterson. The big ballpark may hide some of that awfulness, but they're going to get hit around a lot on ...
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Started 1 year, 8 months ago (2007-03-30 13:18:00)
by Joe LeFors
I hope you're right, man. But without Johnson, that lineup is strictly mediocre unless Church and Lopez break out. But the real problem is the pitching. Patterson may only make a dozen starts, and the rest of that bunch is truly bad. And the pen would be serviceable if the team had 3 legit starters, but they're going to get overworked in a hurry. Add those problems to playing in a very ...
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Started 1 year, 8 months ago (2007-04-01 20:09:00)
by FrankCobretti
Oh, we're going to get crushed all right. Even so, there's still nothing like a Sunday afternoon at the ballpark.
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Started 1 year, 8 months ago (2007-04-02 09:08:00)
by Joe LeFors
Agreed. If I wasn't the only person in the office today, I'd be at the park this afternoon. I'll just have to go tomorrow instead. I am so amped up about baseball starting up again -- my favorite time of year!
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Started 1 year, 8 months ago (2007-04-02 15:52:00)
by Joe LeFors
Oh my, that didn't go well. That Cabrera homer was an absolute monster blast. Hats off to him for that. Guzman and Logan both left with injuries. Losing Guz is an upgrade, but who knows about Logan? It's just one game, of course, but what a way to start the year...
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Started 1 year, 8 months ago (2007-04-02 16:26:00)
by Overlord
The Washington Nationals are a disaster. If they were in the AL East or AL Central, they'd lose 125+ games. As it, they're going to be flirting with 110-120 losses.Christian Guzman is out there starting at SS? For a major league ballclub? What, was Neifi Perez not available? John Patterson is the number one pitcher, and there is a significant drop-off after him? Poor Ryan Zimmerman. How...
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Started 1 year, 8 months ago (2007-04-02 20:00:00)
by FrankCobretti
Oh, 7-1 with our "ace" on the mound. This does not bode well.
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Started 1 year, 8 months ago (2007-04-04 07:54:00)
by Joe LeFors
Well, I was at the game last night, and it was even uglier in person. The team looked just as bad as it did the last 2 months of '06, which is not a good sign. Shawn Hill obviously wasn't good, although wasn't nearly as bad as his line suggests-- home-cooking scoring ruled only one horrible defensive play an error, when it could easily have been 3. Anyway, I was wrong about Guzman's injury ...
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Published (2007-06-20 08:40:00)
Well, I went to the game last night only to witness Jason Simontacchi get beat about the head and face for 4 innings. Then the bullpen got beat about the head and face for 5 innings. The team has been playing a lot better, but not yesterday! And I've had it with RFK. I was an apologist for the first two years, but no longer. It sucks, and I can't wait until they move into the new park!
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Published (2007-09-27 07:10:00)
Hey, this thread deserves a bump. Hats off to the Nats for putting together a very respectable season, all things considered. Is it possible to vote for Randy St. Claire for MVP? BTW, I plan to catch a game in Philadelphia tonight. It's against the Braves, but I'm looking forward to feeling the energy in the park as the Phillies look to unseat the Mets.
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Published (2007-05-03 10:21:00)
Last in the division AND last in the league. Tied with Kansas City for last place in the whole of the majors. Thanks, guys!
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user's latest post:
The Washington Nationals 2007...
Published (2007-09-27 10:46:00)
I'll be at the game as well, Frank. Should be a fun evening -- probably the "most important" baseball game I've attended in my life, if baseball were actually important.
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The Washington Nationals 2007...
Published (2007-03-30 10:12:00)
I don't think they're going to be historically bad. Zimmerman, Kearns, Schneider, Lopez, Church, Johnson (if he returns), Belliard, and maybe Young won't be a historically bad offense. And the bullpen is servicable. That starting pitching though is just awful though whn you get past Patterson. The big ballpark may hide some of that awfulness, but they're going to get hit around a lot on the road. I'm thinking right...
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The Washington Nationals 2007...
Published (2007-04-02 16:26:00)
The Washington Nationals are a disaster. If they were in the AL East or AL Central, they'd lose 125+ games. As it, they're going to be flirting with 110-120 losses.Christian Guzman is out there starting at SS? For a major league ballclub? What, was Neifi Perez not available? John Patterson is the number one pitcher, and there is a significant drop-off after him? Poor Ryan Zimmerman. How many years is he going to be shackled to this...
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The Washington Nationals 2007...
Published (2007-06-12 08:50:00)
Quote: Originally Posted by FrankCobretti What are you talking about? While I wouldn't characterise the Nats as stellar, I wouldn't consign them to Suck City, either. The Expos were always an average team. The only year the had the talent and would have won the World Cup, something like 1994, the League went on strike. Since then, they never recovered. The move to Washington gave me the impression they would grow better than in...
user's latest post:
The Washington Nationals 2007...
Published (2007-09-27 07:10:00)
Hey, this thread deserves a bump. Hats off to the Nats for putting together a very respectable season, all things considered. Is it possible to vote for Randy St. Claire for MVP? BTW, I plan to catch a game in Philadelphia tonight. It's against the Braves, but I'm looking forward to feeling the energy in the park as the Phillies look to unseat the Mets.
user's latest post:
The Washington Nationals 2007...
Published (2007-09-27 10:46:00)
I'll be at the game as well, Frank. Should be a fun evening -- probably the "most important" baseball game I've attended in my life, if baseball were actually important.
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