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Nationals positional review, Part 2: Outfield
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[Washington Post (blog)] - The opening day makeup was projected to be Jayson Werth in right field, Michael Morse in left and Rick Ankiel in center, but injuries claimed both Morse and Ankiel early. By mid-April, after Werth broke his left wrist, the outfield was an amalgam of
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[Washington Post (blog)] - Michael Morse's pantomime grand slam. Jayson Werth's home run off Heath Bell. Werth's home run off Lance Lynn. Washington's first playoff team since The team's first division title. The gut-wrenching end. Much will be remembered about this season
Google News: Cards score 4 in 9th to beat Nationals, 9-7
[Clarksville Leaf Chronicle] - But they greeted Adam Wainwright with a double, triple and homer by Jayson Werth, Bryce Harper and Ryan Zimmerman in the first inning and chased the St. Louis starter with home runs by Harper and Michael Morse in the third. The Cardinals battled back
Google News: Nationals shut out 8-0 by Cards, down 2-1 in NLDS
[Press of Atlantic City] - Jayson Werth, Adam LaRoche and Michael Morse were among those who also failed to deliver. The nation's capital waited 79 years to host a postseason game. It's still waiting for one in which its team actually scores. The Nationals were shut out 8-0
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