Davey: Soriano No. 1 ... for now

looks like they will have the end of the game sown up

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Originally posted 08:44 AM ET  01.21 by Wild n Out

looks like they will have the end of the game sown up

It's sewn alright.

Management of the Nats has a short memory about Storen saving 43 games last year,they only remember the last one he blew against the Cards and they brought in Soriano to pitch the ninth.

Soriano isn't as automatic as people might think.

Soriano didn't blow a 6 run lead in the playoffs.

earl Weaver, sadly now late of this realm, is best known for what he's doing back in the 1970 arguing with on-field authority figures,,,,

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Originally posted 11:12 AM ET  01.21 by alacran

earl Weaver, sadly now late of this realm, is best known for what he's doing back in the 1970 arguing with on-field authority figures,,,,

in one solo season weaver was ejected 93 times, a record that not even joe torre could braked off,,,

Tony campana with a bigger ovation than starling castro.
this is why we can't have nice things,,,,

the earl of baltimore is one of the most beloved figures.
in the city's of the sports history.
he led the O's to four pennant wins,six division titles and five 100-win seasons.
he stepped down at the end of the 1982 season, a year before the orioles won their most recent World series.

the job of arguing with the umpire belongs to the manager, because it won't hurt the team if he gets thrown out of the game'

everyone wants a replay in baseball.

Everyone.you, reading this right now, want replay. if you don't, its because you haven't really thought about it, but you really want it. you 're just putting off the part where you make up your mind. Everyone wants replay in baseball.

EVERYONE, DAMMIT.

Except there are good ways to go about it and bad ways.
jason stark has been on the replay beat for years, and he's been one of the loudest supporters of the inevitable changes.
He also has a new, in-depth column about the changes that might come in 2014,but 're not coming soon enough;

Nice problem to have.

Storen. Soriano. Clippard. Any of the three can handle it...just not against the Cardinals.

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Originally posted 11:33 AM ET  01.21 by ...the best policy

Nice problem to have.Storen. Soriano. Clippard. Any of the three can handle it...just not against the Cardinals.

nice problem to have indeed, but injuries are flying around in every bullpen and you never have enough relievers,, should soriano workout for the nationals? should the nationals trade clippard to the trade offer from any other team??yes the nationals would and could get benefit in either way,,,

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Originally posted 10:07 AM ET  01.21 by Yogi-Zen

Soriano isn't as automatic as people might think.

soriano would like to opt out of the contract in the second year of his deal with the nationals,,would the nationals give him a new contract?? or let him walk away like the yankees did it this past off season>>???

That didn't take Long to Figure Out!!

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