Monday, July 04, 2005
10 Game Segments
- Segment 1: 2-8
- Segment 2: 5-5
- Segment 3: 3-7
- Segment 4: 3-7
- Segment 5: 7-3
- Segment 6: 7-3
- Segment 7: 4-6
- Segment 8: 2-8
- Segment 9: 5-5
- Segment 10: 6-4
- Segment 11: 4-4
Royals Watch
- Nationals (48-60) 10 games ahead of the Royals (38-70).
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- ERV Boxscores for July 1, 2 & 3, at Chicago
- ERV Boxscores for June 28, 29 & 30, vs. Pittsburgh
- Misleading Fact of the Day!
- It's More Impressive Than You Think
- Moonlight Graham Day
- All Good Things...
- Ball-wonk to "D" Equals Comedy WebGem!
- ERV Boxscore for June 26, vs. Toronto
- A peek into the laboratory ...
- Friday Morning Figures: Special Edition
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2 Comments:
DM ... thanks for doing the box score this year, it's been a very interesting view of the games this season.
Thanks much, guys, I'm glad to to do them. We've been lucky that it's been an interesting year to keep track, given the unorthodox ways the Nats have been winning games.
As for Nick Johnson, I have to agree with Dexys. Nick's been great, and is clearly my favorite player on the team, but he doesn't scare me the way Lee and Pujols do. Their power just pushes them a bit ahead.
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