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The Next Three
| Time | Opponent | Nationals Pitchers | Opponent Pitchers | TV | |
| Today | 4:10 | at D-backs | Shawn Hill (0-1, 4.02) | Dan Haren (5-4, 3.75) | MASN2 |
| Tuesday | 7:10 | vs. Cardinals | Odalis Pérez (2-4, 4-14) | Kyle Lohse (5-2, 4.02) | MASN |
| Wednesday | 7:10 | vs. Cardinals | John Lannan (4-5, 3.52) | TBD | MASN |
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PERSONNEL DEPT.
If indeed Willie Harris owes his career to versatility -- that's his belief -- then the previous 24 hours serve as a testament to his best asset. He started last night's game in left field. One game earlier, he'd played seven innings at second base and the final two at third base. At second, Harris was busy, with six putouts and three assists. He's also played center field and shortstop this season. He has started just 10 games this season, but he's appeared as a defensive replacement in 23 games.
BY THE NUMBERS
262
Days the Nationals had gone without a three-run homer before Harris hit one Friday. The team's previous three-run shot was on Sept. 11, 2007, by Justin Maxwell.
QUOTABLE
"A return to normal: After unseasonable highs and lows, temps settle in the 100s"
Headline of a front-page story yesterday in the Arizona Republic; at game time Saturday, the roof to Chase Field was closed.
