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Tuesday, June 24, 2008

The Next Three

TimeOpponent

Nationals

Pitchers

Opponent

Pitchers

TV
Today7:10L.A. Angels

Shawn Hill

(1-4, 5.22)

Jon Garland

(6-4, 4.06)

MASN2
Tomorrow7:10L.A. Angels

Tim Redding

(6-3, 4.12)

Ervin Santana

(9-3, 3.17)

MASN2
Friday7:35Orioles

Odalis Pérez

(2-5, 4.09)

Daniel Cabrera

(5-3, 4.46)

MASN

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ALL GAMES ON WWWT (107.7 FM, 1500 AM)

PERSONNEL DEPT.

Austin Kearns, on the disabled list since May 22 with a right elbow injury, took batting practice yesterday afternoon. GM Jim Bowden said that Kearns could begin a rehab assignment Thursday and rejoin the team before the all-star break.

QUOTABLE

"Who is not going to miss a guy who saves 35 games for you year in and year out?"

Manager Manny Acta, on injured closer Chad Cordero, who won't return to the team until after the all-star break

BY THE NUMBERS

1

AL pitcher, since 2005, with a lower ERA than Los Angeles starter John Lackey (3.21). Toronto's Roy Halladay has a 3.19 ERA during that span.



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