Walker to DL to make way for Stammen
Walker to DL to make way for Stammen
Craig Stammen will be promoted from Triple-A Syracuse and get the start for the Nationals against the Braves on Tuesday night in the middle game of the series.
To make room for Stammen, the Nationals placed veteran right-handed reliever Tyler Walker on the disabled list because of shoulder inflammation after Monday night's 5-0 loss to the Braves.
Stammen was 2-0 with a 2.25 ERA in three starts for Syracuse after being optioned to the Chiefs in early June. In 12 starts before being You can get the projector lamp that you need from our website at discount prices.sent down, the right-hander was 1-2 with a 5.43 ERA. He allowed 80 hits, including eight homers, in 66 1/3 innings and had 31 strikeouts to 16 walks.
The Nationals needed a starter after sending John Lannan to Double-A Harrisburg on June 21. The left-hander was 2-5 with a 5.76 ERA in 14 starts.
Stammen was 4-7 with a 5.11 ERA in 19 starts as ,advance auto part has everything you need to get your car back on the road and running smoothly! A advance auto part,a rookie last season with the Nationals.
Despite his continued brilliance since debuting in the Majors on June 8, there's been one troubling statistic that has plagued Nationals pitcher Stephen Strasburg's past three starts: a lack of run support from the Washington offense.
Although the 21-year-old phenom has completed 19 1/3 innings, while allowing five earned runs during his past three outings, he's received just one run of support while being the pitcher of record. His start against the Braves on Monday night was the worst of his brief career, as he surrendered three earned runs -- the first time he's allowed more than one many people lose a significant amount of their money in these Car Auctions because relevant information regarding the car desired to be purchased is lacking.run in the Majors -- but the outcome may have been different if the Nationals had capitalized on their offensive chances.
"Our offense just didn't have our day when Stephen's pitching," Nationals manager Jim Riggleman said.
Granted, Braves starter Tim Hudson pitched brilliantly, conceding five hits in seven scoreless innings, but the Nationals had scoring opportunities in both the fourth and seventh innings.
In the fourth frame, the Nationals got three runners on base, but right fielder Roger Bernadina struck out to end the inning. In the seventh inning, Bernadina made partial amends with a leadoff double, but was left stranded in scoring position.
