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Live Blogging Game 1 of the NLDS (#2)

Nationals LogoI’m live blogging game 1 of the National League Division Series between the Washington Nationals and (Claire’s) Los Angeles Dodgers.

Top of the second…

5:59 p.m. – Max is stalking!

6:03 p.m. – 10 pitches…that’s the way to bounce back, Max!

6:06 p.m. – These announcers on FOX never shut up.  Leave a little “space” in the conversation, guys.

6:07 p.m. – And I’ll say it for F.P. “There goes the no hitter.”  What’s a little 3-week layoff.  Nothing for Murphy!

6:09 p.m. – Less than 10 minutes after talking about what a key Harper is for the Nationals, Harold Reynolds says Rendon and Zimmerman are the keys tonight.  How many keys can one game have?

6:12 p.m. – Okay…let’s wear out Kershaw and get him to throw a lot of pitches.  We’re going to be over 30 by the end of the second…assuming it takes Danny at least three to strike out.  Prove me wrong, K-Street.

6:14 p.m. – But he doesn’t.  Why, oh why, is Espinosa still playing?

6:15 p.m. – The Dodgers just found out that Severino is a lot faster than Ramos!

6:17 p.m. – We’re only in the second, and I’m already sick of Harold’s voice.  Where are Bob and F.P. when you need them!

6:27 p.m. Harold “doesn’t want to harp on a point”…and then proceeds to harp on it for another 30-45 seconds.

6:28 p.m. – Well, Max isn’t exactly shutting them down.  2-0 Dodgers. Harold seems to think that Max is missing Wilson. Hmmm… Thankfully, Kershaw doesn’t look like he’s totally invincible tonight.

6:31 p.m. – Damn.  2-run homer.  4-0 Dodgers.  Ouch. Not sure Kershaw is that invincible.

6:33 p.m. – Okay, let’s get some of this back.  We’ll start a new thread.

 

 

Teddy

Teddy!

More to come…

DJB

 

 

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I am David J. Brown (hence the DJB) and I originally created this personal newsletter more than fifteen years ago as a way to capture photos and memories from a family vacation. Afterwards I simply continued writing. Over the years the newsletter has changed to have a more definite focus aligned with my interest in places that matter, reading well, roots music, heritage travel, and more. My professional background is as a national nonprofit leader with a four-decade record of growing and strengthening organizations at local, state, and national levels. This work has been driven by my passion for connecting people in thriving, sustainable, and vibrant communities.

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