Article: Another Game, Another Nats Loss; Washington Has Dropped 9 of Its Past 11 Games

Braves 9, Nationals 8

Reprinted from yesterday's late editions

On the nights when the Washington Nationals do not invent new ways to lose, they merely perfect the old ways. Since the dawn of the strike zone, some one-and-a-half centuries of baseball have proved the value of throwing pitches there. Of course, that didn't stop Jesus Colome, appearing in a game with the score tied Friday night, from reiterating the point about what happens when you don't.

If abiding Nationals followers didn't get a sense of impending doom simply from Colome's emergence through the bullpen doors, they got it after watching Colome's initial contribution -- six pitches to start the seventh inning, one leadoff ...

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