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| Tonight | 7:10 | vs. Dodgers | MASN2 |
| Tomorrow | 7:10 | vs. Dodgers | MASN2 |
| Thursday | 7:10 | vs. Dodgers | MASN |
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PERSONNEL DEPT.
Aaron Boone hasn't been in Washington's starting lineup since Aug. 17, but that's exactly as the team wants it. Ideally, Boone is a bench player -- and a good one. But only in the past few days is he finally reclaiming the second part of that title. Boone had been sidelined for more than a month with a strained right calf, and when he returned to the team Aug. 14, he struggled, with just one hit in his first 14 at-bats. But twice against the Cubs last weekend, Boone delivered pinch-hits, both doubles, one of which knocked in three runs.
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" He was trying to pull the ball when he came from the DL, so it's good to see him back into it."
Manager Manny Acta, on Boone
BY THE NUMBERS
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Length, in games, of the homestand the Nationals begin today
