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The Next Three
| Time | Opponent | Nationals Pitchers | Opponent Pitchers | TV | |
| Tomorrow | 7:35 | vs. Baltimore | Odalis Pérez (2-5, 4.09) | Daniel Cabrera (5-3, 4.46) | MASN/ WDCA-20 |
| Saturday | 7:10 | vs. Baltimore | John Lannan (4-8, 3.34) | Garrett Olson (5-3, 5.01) | MASN/ WDCA-20 |
| Sunday | 1:35 | vs. Baltimore | Jason Bergmann (1-5, 4.60) | Jeremy Guthrie (4-7, 3.64) | MASN |
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PERSONNEL DEPT.
C Jesús Flores was lifted into the No. 4 batting spot for the first time all season. He's the sixth player Washington has used as its cleanup hitter this season. . . . Class A Potomac 1B Chris Marrero, Washington's 2006 first-round pick, underwent surgery yesterday to repair a fractured right ankle. The injury, which happened last week, will force him to miss the rest of the season. He is expected to be healed by spring training.
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Errors by the Nationals in their past three games
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"I was looking at the stats. The guy who leads our team in RBIs is Lastings Milledge, but [Flores has one fewer] RBI than he does in [162] fewer at-bats. For all the losses we take, those things sometimes ease the pain."
Manager Manny Acta, on Flores
