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6/30 Post Game

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Marlins win 7-5

 

W: Pinto (3-1)

L: Beimel (0-4)

 

HR: H Ramirez (13)

2B: J Cantu 2 (20)

Hanley for sure. I just heard on MLBNetwork that Hanley is the first SS to have a nine game RBI streak since Arky Vaughan in 1940. Hopefully he can get some more tomorrow and keep it going!

Maybe it was a good thing for the Nats that it ended early? After all, it only took them 7 innings to have FOUR ERRORS.

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Maybe it was a good thing for the Nats that it ended early? After all, it only took them 7 innings to have FOUR ERRORS.

 

 

Zimmerman with 3 of them

Maybe it was a good thing for the Nats that it ended early? After all, it only took them 7 innings to have FOUR ERRORS.

 

 

For what its worth, I'm not sure about the Willingham one. But I guess they couldn't rule it any other way.

vs. Nats

 

2008 : 14-3 (.824)

2009 : 8-0 (1.000)

 

Poor Nats fan.

 

 

Extend it back a bit more and we are on a 24-3 stretch against them lol.

 

Fish of the Game - The Hungry Fan. Man he ate a lot - sandwiches, big bucket of popcorn, cotton candy etc

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