tomorrow tommy hanson goes for the atlanta braves.areer, right? >> well, he has an earned run average less than 3. he's pitching well. this year 2-2 with a 2.17. has yet to give up more than two runs per outing. good curveball and fastball. elevates it inside, runs it in on right-handed hitters. bing curveball. and just a 23-year-old young man. has just pitched great. >> and he has won most of his starts for the nationals against the dodgers and against the cubs, and hanson beat houston his last outing. there you see the numbers of hanson comed to howy. -- to louie. >>> thanks very much for joining us tonight. that's our nats xtra post-game, washington wins it by a score of 6-3. we'll see you tomorrow night 6:30. little sigh of relief there. yankees going for the win, 4-1. as joba chamberlain comes in. >> oswalt on the mound for the stros. they took on the diamondbacks. top three, two oswalt serving up a blast of justin upton. fifth home run of the season for upton. ended up being a 1-0 game with that being the difference. upton 1 for

year for the braves.itless in his last 13 at bats. here is the rest of the atlanta braves line-up. let's take a look at it. >>> welcome back to nats xtra pregame. richard montgomery, never played major league baseball. what a journey it's been for him. >> well, it's all about higher education, when you get right down to it. story in the wall straight journal last spring stated that of all of the players, coaches, and managers on 2009 opening day rosters, only 28 actually had their college degree. of those 28 players, the brainiest was ranked as oakland a's pitcher craig breslow who graduated from yale university. >> last season as a team they batted .331. now, wriggleman got a degree in face ed, and -- phis ed. he has an naia all american in 1974, drafted by the dodgers in that round, and while he never was drafted to playny the majors, he has coached about 1300 games in the major leagues. >>> another manager tonight of note is bobby cox. 25 years as skipper 0 ever the atlanta braves announcing, ray, this

braves win it 10-9 in the ninth. that's your look at sports on "early today." >>> lindsay lohan parties on a yacht while a judge in los angeles throws the book at her. your early-morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, the efforts one community took in defense of old glory. you're watching "early today." >>> well, it's time for a look at your weekend forecast. welcome back. and it's a summer-like day today from florida all the way up to new england. rain today, though, chicago, ohio valley down to the tennessee valley. we're dry in the middle of the country. as we look at saturday, the east coast cools off a little bit. still warm and a little humid down along the gulf, but no big issues on saturday, and even into sunday, a little bit of wet weather heads here from new york to washington, d.c., but it won't be a washout by any means. no big, huge storms, no severe weather outbreaks over the next three days. well, if you're watching us on wncn nbc 17, good old raleigh, north carolina, discover th

there's good pitchers coming into down with the braves. into town with the braves.ays. not an easy division. >> bob: masn in hd -- masn 2 hd on tuesday night. johnny and ray at 6:30. first pitch at 7:05. i think we said the nats are 6- 6 at home. the marlins are. washington is 7-6. and i'm looking forward to seeing hernandez pitch on tuesday night. only guy that's been better than him is the only guy who's better than him in e.r.a. and that's jimenez. he's beaten everybody else. 2-1 now to wes helms, first at bat of the day. and bruney powers one by him. 91. braves, by the way, winning handily at home over houston. 7-1 mill innings. soso it looks like they may be coming to town with a nice little streak after that nightmare road trip of theirs. they're preparing to sweep that weekend series. high in the air from helms and out of play. >> rob: the os have been playing better. 2-2 with the sox. they plugged a bunch of home runs last night against dice-k mats saca. >> bob: interesting story about hideo nomo, has been in japan and embraced by his country after they were

perhaps the braves will do better. today they play the nats. we'll have highlights tonight.ou guys can read, can't you? >> we can read. >> can you believe? >> we can laugh and that might make it into gbu at some point. >> i suspect it will. were we okay? >> you handled it with grace, my friend. >> there's a first time for everything. >> we want to go back to breaking news we have been following out of charlottesville. top officials at uva are discussing ways to prevent another tragedy on campus, by now, you probably know police believe 22-year-old george huguely killed his former girlfriend, yeardley love. let's listen in a bit into the press conference. >> we've got to have our student athletes, we've got to have our coaches. we've got to have our administrators. we have to have our parents all engaged and all committed to working at this. my statement was, unless we do, we, and i meant it in the generic sense, college athletics are going to be here again. >> you are saying that -- [ inaudible ] >> did not have any idea? >> nothing was reported to me by any of the people th

this team battled back against the braves.very starting position, player, except ryan zimmerman had a hit. the national algz get in the win column. it didn't start out very pretty. hernandez making his fifth start of the year for the nationals. top of the first. he had to work hard. his defense, they didn't help him out. prada lines one to right. look at him. what is he doing? he takes his eye off it for a split second, drops the ball. the braves get an extra out. they later take a 1-0 lead. in the top of the third, nats up 2-1. braves threatening. bernadine yoe redeems himself. look at that. troy glaus hit it. take another look. this is the scene of beauty here. full extension. levo can't believe it. what a catch by bernandino. at the plate, the night belonged to the national ian desmond. bottom of the fifth. 2-2. look at this. gets ahold of all of this one. he sends a drive deep. and that thing is gone. out of here to the red court seats. desmond, second home run on the year. the nationals take a 3-2 lead. now as for insuran

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meet the astros >> that's stacked up that is stacked up braves have lost 9 in a row they are back and going to play well you're looking at a 5-team race we're only a month into the season, but i think there's been an identification of five ball clubs >> the nationals win last night, marlins tonight you got a game tomorrow and next weekend braves a chance to solidify yours in first and second place >> you can make hay in the next two weeks somebody could pull out to a lead or everybody could be stacked out >> see you tomorrow at 12:30 good night vantage, but mayweather is five years younger. all in all a welterweight clash for the ages. tonight the fight night. i'm with dan rayfield of espn.com. mayweather has good names on his resume. why could this be the toughest night of his career against shane moseley? >> well because shane moseley is an elite welterweight. he is the de facto champion based on the victory against antonio margrito. moseley is the first real strong elite welterweight that he's faced. considered number 3 on the pound for pound list. >> floyd mayweather has rarely be

brought to you by your local toyota dealer, moving you forward. >> it took extra innings but the bravese national 7- 6. atlanta snapped an eight-game losing streak. let's pick it up in the bottom of the sixth inning. joshed takes this pitch to left field. everyone is running. roger is flying in. this ball game was tied at 6. in the top of the 10th, matt cassel on the hill for washington. a good piece of hitting here. atlanta gets the 7-6 win over the nationals. strasburg went through his normal routine at syracuse and talked about his time in the minors. he says he is just doing what he has to do to make it work at the next level. >> i am just trying to keep throwing strikes and throwing the ball down the zone. just facing better hitters and a higher level of competition. just doing my best. >> the pitch is this friday. the yankees completed the sweep over the orioles. nick johnson homered and this was trouble from the get go. it was six-one. the yankees win 7-5. the orioles are just seven and 214 this season. more than 10,000 fans watched d.c. united get their first win. they beat kans

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masn 2 hd, nats-braves. we'll have "nats xtra" at the ballpark at 6:30. this has been a presentation of masn. stay tuned. verizon fios "nats xtra" can with johnny and ray. so long for just awhile. >> johnny: welcome. johnny holliday and ray knight, brought to you by verizon fios. the marlins get their first series win in two weeks and of all times to awaken a giant, they had to come alive against the giants. they win 9-3. let's look at the ball club. they're 13-12. florida also 13-12. >> ray: nats never played well down there. >> johnny: they really haven't. >> ray: it's one of the worst to play for our ball club, no question. lannan started off -- what i was trying to say earlier -- 18 of his first 20 were fastballs for strikes and first slider he throw, he hits carroll in foot with the first slider he throws so i'm not sure why he threw so many fastballs early. he was very effective. he had a tough time throwing where he wanted to. >> johnny: nats were up but the loss began in the 3rd. >> ray: after the hit-by pitch and a single, he walked it down, gets

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. >>> in sports, a huge comeback win for the atlanta braves.he second inning, the visiting reds' joey votto hit a grand slam homer, at one point the reds led 8-0 and it was 9-3 into the bottom of the ninth. but atlanta scored two on a single, another on a reds error and capped it with a walkoff grand slam tipped by the center fielder's glove. that shocked everyone, including pinch hinter brooks conrad. the final braves 10, reds 9. >>> now to houston where the three run bomb in the first was plenty. jimenez held the astros to one hit for a 4-0 victory becoming the season's first eight game winner. >>> in the american league, toronto at seattle, the mariners' josh bard hit a sacrifice fly in the ninth to tie it and ken griffey jr. came off the bench to smack a single for a 4-3 walkoff win. >>> and in boston, kevin youkilis hit a three run homer in the third and later added an rbi double. and jon lester struck out nine in a complete game red sox win over the twins 6-2. >>> when we return, another look at this morning's top stories. and newly minte

braves won today. sard. >> can bees won freshmen. -- on this saturday. a lot of afternoon games. get you up to at a time later. here's scott tee of the six scoreless innings. four strike outings against his former mating. line hard, picked on a shortstop. two quick outs. national defensive league, six in the national league. goesman west des moines and done, willie will catch tomorrow. migel theren tonight. guzman getting if amarked. 32 at bad. this is a good night for him to try to jam him in ander that average step. he's the only marlin who's hit a home run. no record and a couple of starlets against the fish. by the way people might be surprised at answer to the question who has ha the second most at bats on the gnarlings this year. morgan is first. >> guzman at second. >> right fold, second basion, considerate stop. we said that if he hitting he stays opt lineup just got to be more create i have. he's such a good shortstop. especially with a pitcher like him who is good as desmond. >> 1-1 to ramire

good yucks for the braves. i'm brett haber. have a good wednesday, everybody. >>> a man authorities say nearly succeeded bombing times square is due in court today. >>> plus a little good news about gas prices as we head to the summer driving season. >>> if you are an hov lane cheater, this is a morning you really should play by the rules. here's angie. >> you can say that again. the dulles toll road drivers you are in the clear from the beltway to the greenway. more early road conditions and spectacular weather report up next. cc [ banker ] mike and brenda found a house that they really wanted. it was in my sister's neighborhood. i told you it was perfect for you guys. literally across the street from her sister. [ banker ] but someone else bought it before they could get their offer together. we really missed a great opportunity -- dodged a bullet there. [ banker ] so we talked to them about the wells fargo priority buyer preapproval. it lets people know that you are a serious buyer because you've been credit-approved. we got

day off monday then the braves come in.home tonight and turned around and tommy hansen gave up two runs to houston. the braves are back home after bobby cox's worst road trip in his ten your as atlanta manager having lost nine in a row. they went 0-70 that trip. last time they got no hit by ubaldo jimenez. that started thatstreak. 2-0 to nyjer morgan who has struck out swinging and popped up adam kennedy 1-2 with two really hard hit balls tonight four runs seven hits already. >> bob: 92 on the fast ball and a strike. >> rod: it was juan gonzalez drove in 35 runs in april. it was the first player since 198 2-2. >> rod: i know juan gonzalez had a bunch of rbis that year. i know i think manny ramirez had 93, may be it was 98 or 99. the guys in the american league back in the day. they could put a hurting on you. i still don't think -- what is it 191. for the season. i don't think that will ever -- morgan up the middle. this could be interesting. off the glove of ramirez. that will enable desmond to score and morgan to second b

i urge my colleagues to support this amendment and support the brave men and women willing to take a bullet for our families. i reserve the balance of my time. . the chair: the gentleman reserves. any member seek time in opposition? >> madam chair, i rise in seeking the time in opposition. the chair: for what purpose does the gentleman from missouri arise? mr. mckeon: mad dack chair? the chair: the gentleman from california is recognized for five minutes. mr. mckeon: thank you, madam chair. i wish to yield one minute to the distinguished chairman of the armed services committee. before doing that, i ask unanimous consent that the time for debate on amendment number 79 offered by the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. murphy, be extended by 30 minutes, evenly divided between opponent and proponent. the chair: is there objection to the reest? >> i object. the air: objection. mr. mckeon: in that case -- the chair: the gentleman from california is recognized for one minute. mr. mckeon: i yield one minute to the distinguished chairman of the committee, mr. skelton. the chair: the gentleman

mets in town hosting the braves. here is your out and about forecast. be in the low 70s and the low 80s. we start the evening and go back to the low 70s. breezy, but a warm breeze. southwest at 10 to 15. that's not bad. breezy and pleasant. ready for your closeup, we will start to the west out in fairfax county tomorrow. you run the risk of an isolated thunderstorm. few and far between. i want to emphasize, tomorrow is going to be a nice day. yes we have an isolated storm, but 84 in fairfax. mid 80s, 85 in lohrton. less of a chance of a storm here. mid 80s for cleveland park. 85 for capitol hill. montgomery county, the same story. better chance of a shower or sprinkle up in darnstown as opposed to wheaten. 85 in wheaten, 85 in bethesda. when we come back, we'll talk about the weekend. >> you got it, top. coming up, a dramatic creek rescue caught on tape. >>> bus up next, police taser an alleged carjacker when he reaches for a gun. we'll be right back. >>> caught on tape, an accused carjacker and his december desperate attempt to avoid capture. unable to

come to the ballpark against the braves.ght receive a gray nats t-shirt. get your tickets at nationals.com. remember when adam dropped the ball on the double play and we said he could have begun given an error? you can't assume the double play. i talk to the official scorer and he said the rulebook state that to give a first baseman an error on a double play relay, the ball has to be in his glove. he said, he looked at the replay over and over again, trying to decide whether he had the ball in his glove. it hit the outside of the glove and never got in there and he said, i called it by the book. that's why there was no error. i said to him, i didn't know that. he goes wide on that one by zimmerman and john lannan retired five in a row. three of them on the ground. ronny paulino will be next. >> rob: one of the toughest things for the first baseman are to find the bag, keep your eye on the ball coming across the diamond, the runners barreling so you don't want your foot in the middle of the bag. >> bob: yeah. >> rob: it hit t

stadiums wherever the braves have played. he will continue to assist the organization by advising the minor league teams in the atlanta area. bobby's imprint on the atlanta braves organization will undoubtedly be remembered and revered for years to come. thank you, mr. speaker, and with that i will yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. mr. gingrey: i do yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from georgia rise? mr. gingrey: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to adjourn the house. the speaker pro tempore: the question is on the motion to adjourn. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes have it. the motion is is agreed to. accordingly, the house stands adjourned until 10:00 a.m. adjourned until 10:00 a.m. tomorrow. >> and watch election results just before 5:00 p.m. eastern on c-span 3. >> c-span our public affairs content is available on television, radio and online and you can connect with us on twitter, fac

lineup there's going ton lineups with a lot of lefties where he's going to see action every night >> braves have heyward and mchas been those are situationuational guys >> believe me he'll get his innings when the nets get him back, there are certain fightings where you want to turn him and reyes around from the right side bottom of the 7, fish 5, nats 1 bouncer, zimmerman, second base, fantastic playing hurt, we all know that, and as brilliant as ever >> i come tell you i never get tired of watching him play the game cameron hits the ball well, throwing from the knees and throws a strike once again not happy seeing cameron hitting the ball don't want to get that kid hot >> he's next 0-2 with a walk last inning for walker pitcher due to the 7th at the top of the 8th ramirez next trying to get a ground ball and out of the inning next look by walker coghlan, tired of waiting just checking, because i think i know the answer of this he's the hitter; right? just hit his first home run of the year there can't be too many guys with him on the box score >> he's an excellent hitter >> yes, he is 2-0

we need back up with a brave young woman on a special dead. >> a bank robber these behind a major clue. i will tell you what it >>> police are looking for a careless bank robber. >> he lost something very important while running away. jennifer donelan charisse this story with us. >> police are calling this a major blow. hopefully you can help them find him. last thursday d.c. police say this unknown man walked into the td near dupont circle, got hundreds of dollars of cash and in his getaway he threw out a major clue, his wallet. >> of all things, your wallet? that is really dumb. >> sources say the note was very polite. after walking out, a dye pack exploded in his pants pocket. the suspect through everything onto the ground and inadvertently tossed out his wallet. >> summer robber of the century is what that is. -- some robber of the century. he did not think through. >> police say there was an unspecified form of aideed bearing the name ahmed hassan. >> what is sad is that we have not found him. >> we asked police about that and every lead is still being followed. they will not know

i honor the work of these veterans and brave soldiers. i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from missouri is recognized. mr. skelton: i make a comment. it was our fellow citizen of missouri, harry truman awarding the medal of honor to two marines and said he rather have that ven be president. it's an honor. mr. chairman, i yield two minutes to my friend, the gentlelady from colorado, ms. markey. the chair: the gentlelady is recognized. ms. markey: i rise in support of this bloc amendment which creates a scholarship program to wouk towards advanced degrees. one in three veterans in iraq and afghanistan have some form of visible injury. the v.a. has diagnosed nearly 250,000 vets as having some mental health injury, yet it is well known that less than half of those with injuries have been diagnosed or treated. the department of veteran affairs is a program to help veterans from suffering from post-traumatic stress diss order. this will help veterans receive training so they can provide peer-to peer trai

. >> bob: wasn't he like the number one power prospect of the braves?b: yes, he was, or was it the browers? maybe the braves and then the blewers, but -- brewers. but by the time i got him. he was with the zephyrs. >> bob: big ballpark. the rockies really don't come close to selling this place out like they used to. first four years or five years, this place was open? it was 45 to 50,000 every night. >> rob: didn't they make $4 million and didn't they get over $4 million a couple of times? no, this place used to be rocking. >> bob: $3 million, eight straight years from '94 and hen '95 to '01 here. they were down to about $2.6 million a few years ago. >> rob: hiding behind the tree line. there's don baylor. he was the man back in the day. >> bob: he did anything he could do generate even more offense here than they already had. >> rob: those team were ridiculous though. >> bob: they are the most intimidating teams i've seen in the national league. >> bob: galarraga, castilla. vinny even played in the wbc. >> bob: 2-2 to brad hawpe. bernadina charged it w

. >>> braves-pirates bottom fourth. and bulls eye, runner ryan out. ryan makes up for the break up bottom 10. that sounds familiar. tied at 2-0. ryan dommer walk off homer. >>> nba play offs, eastern conference final, kevin garnett smack dab into van gundy. not exactly welcoming i guess. right on to the hoop. celtics win it big time and they are one game afrom eliminating orlando and heading into the nba championship, game four will be tomorrow. >> we're going to balance out and the come out and show who we are and get out here and win on monday night. >> we'll see, stan the man. >>> surprising room out of college park one day after losing the quarter finals 7-5. terps head coach dave cottel has resigned. and today salisbury university in the eastern shore beating stevenson of baltimore county. you saw the winning goal there by mike winter. salisbury in the extra period and they are going to the national championship. the women's won the national championship by seven. nascar under the lights three days ago. kurt bush was the winner of sprint car all

nationals lose tonight to marlins, couple of games coming up one more in florida atlanta braves cometown tuesday and wednesday and thursday and florida comes back up for their first trip for a weekend set next weekend at nationals park craig tonight could not get ray past that 5th inning it's the second shortest outing of the season for craig >> yeah, he was a real pitch efficient for tonight that's 91, but the pitcher leer middle of the play loops the ball to right field then after two outs, goes to the wall, sitting them looking at it, ends up with a double, scores first, tribal to center field as he seelingsed down in that inning fourth inning strikes out and he singles on the sixth straight then you single out sixth straight fast ball he singles there triples on the fourth then once you've seen that many sliders somebody is going to end up hitting it hard morgans throws here you'll see the man way over to the right not close to being in the direct line nobody to cover fudge hustling all the way got injured somehow there i don't know if it was his knee or thigh but fifth inning he

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the 2nd of the day and it's 8-1 braves and the final is 13-1.e's what to look for the next couple of days here on masn and masn 2, at st. louis tomorrow night and st. louis on tuesday, and then the ball club is back at the nationals park and on friday, the o's come down and it's on masn 2 in hd. we hope to see you all week long starting on wednesday. when you look at the pitching matchups for tomorrow, it's up to stammen to get this ball back on track after losing 2-1 in colorado. >> stammen has terrific outings and he got a no decision last time out. he went 5 and allowed 6 hits and walked 4 and struck out 2. generally he's not walked that many hitters and that's a big plus when it comes to winning ball games. morse had a 4-year $41 million deal and since then, 6 wins and 13 losses and 5 runs a game. maybe they are gets him at the right time. >> the cardinals are beating been the reds today, 7-2. the cardinals at home, they are also 10 and 6. olsen today goes 6 and 2/3 innings. he talked about his outing in denver. >> nothing was working great.

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braves in town tonight to kick off a six-game home stand.he 2nd but not any longer. this is josh willingham and a solo towering shot to the left. fourth of the year. we're tied at 1. defensive gem of the night courtesy of roger. oh, man. that was special. then the big bats took over. first waits on a breaking ball. that's gone. second of the year. 3-2 nats on top. and we're not done. adam dunn, this one is no exception. his fifth of the year. nats go two games over .500 with a 6-3 win. yet very more good nats news. stephen strasburg just moved one step closer to the big leagues. he was motored to syracuse. he went 3-1 with 1.64era in five starts at aa harrisburg. i hear he's coming up in june. what do you have? >> well, he's in aaa now. he's going to work on a few of the things we asked him to work on down in double a. he'll get a taste of a little more veteran presence and hitters. we'll see where that takes him. >> orioles in new york taking on the yankees. 3rd inning no score. runners on 1st and 2. lays down the sacrifice bunt. burnett fi

despite the market turmoil this week, a couple of brave companies sold stock to the public for the first time. accretive health manages revenue for hospitals and doctor groups. it priced below its expected range at $12 per share on thursday. today it was unchanged at $13.55. reach local sells internet marketing software. it also priced below its range the i.p.o. price was $13. on thursday. today it continued to see gains. and that is tonight's market focus. >> susie: google got the green light today from regulators to buy mobile ad service ad-mob. and, the search giant can thank apple for helping to okay the $750 million deal. the federal trade commission said apple's entry into the mobile advertising market shows there is competition in the industry. now the feds say they'll keep tabs on the mobile ad business looking for anti-trust problems. >> tom: fear won over market fundamentals this week. so says tonight's market monitor. he's duncan richardson, chief equity investment officer at eaton vance management. he joins us from boston. >> tom: duncan, welcome to "nightly business report."

we don't know whether that's so brave. >> neil, what would have happened if all the big wall street and city of london banks had failed. what do you think the condition of the country would be now? >> you keep perpetuating this what-if scenario because we don't know. >> to another point, okay, they didn't fail, what's happened? 10% unemployment, 40 million americans on food stamps. yeah, the banks are in business, and making money for the banks. the average person got nothing tore taxpayer money. we could have framed this so much better at one point we had 23 trillion dollar to back stop banks. if what if would have back stopped regular americans with that money. >> charles, here-- >> here is the deal, charles. >> well. >> go ahead, adam. >> it's great for democracy that the voters toss these people out, that's our right. the guys and gals who come in next are going to be faced with the same exact problems and they're going to come at it with some of the same exact solutions. >> hopefully they'll have the guts to take a different route. >> we'll see in the coming weeks-- >> should we to

soldiers to send a clear message that this country is both a land of the free and the home of the brave. [applause] in an age of instant access to information, a lot of cynicism and news, it is easy to lose perspective, in flood of pictures, in a swirof political debate. power and influence can seemed to ebb and flow. wars and grand plans can be deemed one more loss -- won or lost day-to-day, hour to hour. we have experienced the immediacy of the image of the suffering child, or the boasts of a dictator, it is easy to give in to the belief that human progress has stalled, that events are beyond our control, that change is not possible. but, this nati was founded upon a different notion. we believe that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their creator with certain inalienable rights, and among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness, and that trh has bound us together, a nation populated by people from around the globe, enduring hardship and achieving greatness as one people, and that belief is true today as it was 200 years ago. it is a belief that has bee

the atlanta braves can't lose them all on road where they dropped eight straight prior to tonight.hat was your scenario as the nats had to host atlanta and something had to give. bottom two, nats down. then the game is tie at 2. all right. so that's pretty g. late near the 2, roger had a great catch the other day. this one to left. down for a double for morgan. the nats had a 3-2 lead. but we would go to extra innings. tied at 6. matt diaz goes the other way. the nats drop 1 in 10 innings. 7-6 is the final score. stephen strasburg is in syracuse, new york getting ready for friday's debut. if things go well there, he could be in d.c. by the beginning of next month. possibly an early series against cincinnati but either way the nats' future ace, number one starter is taking everything in stride. so says his g.m. >> he's excited for the new challenge. it's a step in the direction that he wants to be in. you know, obviously his confidence level is high. he believes that he can be pitching in the big leagues right now and that's the confidence level we want him to be at. but he understa

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