Take that, Washington fat cats!
Sure, a lot of those politicians may not have realized the Nationals played a game yesterday. Or that D.C. even has a baseball team. But if you're one of those folks who takes victories over anything "Washington" as "sticking it to the man," a 5-0 blanking of the Nats equals a bunch of self-serving bureaucrats being put on notice. But after criticizing those yahoos for the crummy job they're doing passing bills, save a little of that venom for Derek Lowe. Assuming there's even anything left to say about his weak stuff, since he was pretty thorough in bashing his seven innings worth of 5K/3H/0R. Guess there's no pleasing some people (although Rick Honeycutt may not qualify as "some"). Although, despite what some folks say, Russell Martin's actually pleased with Blue offense. After seeing what everyone from himself to Lowe contributed to the box score's run department, it's easy to understand why he's willing to get a little geeked in the face of pessimism.
The sweep attempt will begin with the first pitch from Mark Hendrickson. That was a much more comforting prospect in early April than late May, but keep them fingers crossed for good results. And that Micah Bowie's last start wasn't a streak kick off. To a large degree, the Lanky Lefty may be living on borrowed rotation time, especially with Jason Schmidt's rehab stint continually moving in a solid direction. His start with the Inland Empire 66ers (collector's item jersey alert!!!) yielded six strong innings with no pain or runs. Sighs of relief all around.

i cant wait to see the schmidt we paid for!!!! i always hated playing agasint that guy but now we finally get to see the real jason. Any news on sammy's shoulder? i cant find anything on him, he is super important to our team maybe the most important.
Posted by: bigtaxdizzle | May 31, 2007 at 10:53 AM
BTD,
Agree 100% about schmidt and sammy...was wondering the same thing last night.
Posted by: K T USN | May 31, 2007 at 01:37 PM