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"Disappointing," Baker said. "Would've liked to have him."
While Baker was interested in a reunion with Chapman, he said last week that generally speaking, he doesn't pay too much attention to the chatter that precedes the non-waiver trade deadline.
"I don't listen to the rumors or speculation too much, because it still takes two to make a deal," he explained.
"Just because you're in need of this player, that doesn't mean that they're going to give you that player and it doesn't mean that you have the players to give them or either they want to take all your top minor league prospects, or if a guy is a rental player, or a guy is under contract, it's a little more complicated now than it used to be.
"Do you take his money? Do you split the money? There's all kinds of stuff that they do upstairs that I'm not really privileged to, but I understand it all.
"Sometimes you want them to trade, I mean, big time, and then other times - I remember we traded Darryl Hamilton for Ellis Burks and he almost cried, that's the last thing (Hamilton) wanted, to leave our team with the Giants, but Ellis was the happiest man in the world to come to us at that time. There's more involved than just the trade."
If the Nationals aren't able to acquire the back-end reliever that they're reportedly after, they could potentially look within for bullpen help with hard-throwing right-handers Reynaldo Lopez and Koda Glover, two pitchers who have debuted in the majors this season who could provide help.
Baker talked after Lopez, 22, made his major league debut about the value of getting a good look at some of the prospects in the organization with his own eyes so he can play a part in important decisions down the line.
Having the young arms from the Nationals system up gives them an opportunity to test themselves at the major league level and show their manager and the rest of the baseball world what they can do.
Lopez, in particular, got the experience of pitching in a big league ballpark before he debuted for the Nationals when he pitched in the All-Star Futures Game in San Diego's Petco Park earlier this month, which Baker said was a good experience for the pitcher.
"That helps your confidence and also helps you play in a big stadium that you're going to be playing in," Baker said. "And, yeah, that helps me have a vote and have a genuine vote. If we get in a room and we say, 'Who do we think can be a September call-up?' Am I voting on numbers or what somebody else told me or am I voting possibly on what I see? I'd rather vote on what I see, you know, even if it's just a glimpse of that person."
Baker was impressed with the glimpse he got of Glover when the righty threw two innings in relief before he was returned to Triple-A Syracuse.
"He throws strikes, he pounds the strike zone," Baker said. "He has good movement on the cutter. We haven't seen really his dynamite changeup yet, or slider, but he comes right after them."
Baker told Glover that he might not be up for long this time, but said that he thought the 2015 draft pick had a bright future ahead of him.
"He's going to be here for a long time, barring injury, because he's a good body guy, he has a quick arm and he comes right after them," Baker said.
As he told Lopez before the righty made his major league debut, young players don't necessarily have to go back down to the minors. It's up to them.
"If you perform well at a high level for a period of time then you've got a chance," he said. "I give all young guys a chance and it's up to them. All I can do is give you the opportunity.
"I tell them, just like I told young Lopez yesterday, I said, 'Hey, man, I was there in 2002 when (Francisco) Rodriguez was coming up with the Angels and he was a September call-up and then he ended up being a World Series hero.' "
Rodriguez didn't come up until mid-September that year, and he had all of 5 2/3 innings of experience in the majors before he went on to throw 18 2/3 innings in the postseason, posting a 1.93 ERA for the World Series-winning Angels, who beat Baker's Giants to win it all.
If the Nationals don't find the right deal, they do have options.
Patrick Reddington blogs about the Nationals for Federal Baseball and appears here as part of MASNsports.com's season-long initiative of welcoming guest bloggers to our pages. Follow him on Twitter: @federalbaseball. All opinions expressed are those of the guest bloggers, who are not employed by MASNsports.com but are just as passionate about their baseball as our roster of writers.]]>
Needless to say, it's an exciting time for another episode of the District 34 podcast.
But looking back as to why the Nationals didn't sweep the Indians, it's hard not to point out Jonathan Papelbon's third blown save of the season in the first game at Progressive Field. Papelbon, after allowing four runs and taking the loss to the Padres on Sunday, gave up three runs (two earned) in the ninth inning, leading to an Indians walk-off. Poor timing for the closer with the trade deadline coming up and the Nats already being rumored to be searching for another ninth-inning guy.
With Aroldis Chapman going to the Cubs, who else could the Nationals look to trade for? Andrew Miller? Wade Davis? And if those guys are on the market, who are the Nats willing to give up in return? General manager Mike Rizzo has pretty much implied that top prospects Lucas Giolito and Trea Turner are untouchable, so who then?
As Byron Kerr says in this week's episode, "it's gonna hurt."
Speaking of Byron, he also gives our listeners a behind-the-scenes idea of what it's like to work with Ray Knight on MASN's "Nats Xtra" pre and postgame shows, as we look ahead to the upcoming series at AT&T Park. We'll discuss some of the segments seen on Wednesday's postgame show, including Stephen Strasburg's arsenal for strikeouts and Bryce Harper's swing and how he can get out of his slump.
And with the Nationals moving back to a National League park and losing the designated hitter, how will manager Dusty Baker put together his lineups with Turner excelling at the leadoff spot, Jayson Werth enjoying a 30-game on-base streak, and Ryan Zimmerman and Ben Revere struggling at the plate?
As always, we hope you enjoy this episode of District 34, and if you're staying up late to watch the game tonight, follow along with us on Twitter at @Bobby_Blanco and @masnKerr.
Record: 59-42
Last 10 games: 2-8
Who to watch: C Buster Posey (.285 average, 12 HR, 47 RBIs); SS Brandon Crawford (94 hits, 63 RBIs); 1B Brandon Belt (.392 OBP, 92 hits, 11 HR); RHP Johnny Cueto (13-2, 2.53 ERA); LHP Madison Bumgarner (10-6, 2.09 ERA).
Season series vs. Nationals: First meeting (4-3 in 2015)
Pitching probables:
July 28: RHP Tanner Roark vs. RHP Johnny Cueto, 10:15 p.m., MASN2
July 29: RHP Max Scherzer vs. RHP Jeff Samardzija, 10:15 p.m., MASN2
July 30: RHP Joe Ross vs. RHP Jake Peavy, 4:05 p.m., MASN2
July 31: LHP Gio Gonzalez vs. RHP Matt Cain, 4:05 p.m., MASN2
Inside the Giants:
The calendar is once again on an even year. Clearly it's time for the Giants to win the World Series.
It's a silly notion, but over the past six years, the boys from the Bay Area have captured three championships, all in even-numbered seasons. In 2010, the Giants upended the Rangers. In 2012, they beat the Tigers. And two years ago, it was the Royals who fell a game short.
Of course, while history can serve as an interesting debate topic, a 2016 World Series title isn't written in stone for San Francisco. In fact, over their last 10 games, the Giants are just 2-8. But with a 59-42 record, tied for second-best in the majors (coincidentally enough, tied with this weekend's opponent), the Giants are on their way to making this season another memorable one.
On the offensive side of things, the Giants are in the top third of the National League in terms of hitting, posting a .261 team average. Catcher Buster Posey once again leads the way for the offense, hitting .289 with 12 home runs and 47 RBIs, while shortstop Brandon Crawford has driven in 63 RBIs, just outside the top 10 leaderboard in the senior circuit. Posey and Crawford will have to help the offense tread water for the foreseeable future, however, as the Giants are one of the most injury-riddled lineups in baseball. Second baseman Joe Panik is on the 15-day disabled list with concussion-like symptoms, third baseman Matt Duffy is battling an injury to his Achilles while fifth-year Giant Hunter Pence is due to undergo surgery to repair a torn right hamstring. Pence has played in just 50 of the team's 101 games this season after appearing in only 52 in 2015.
As predicted by many baseball pundits in the offseason, the Giants feature one of the best pitching staffs in the league. It's hard to decide between left-hander Madison Bumgarner and Johnny Cueto as to the staff "ace," though you could easily make an argument for either pitcher. Cueto is second in the NL in wins with 13, and will likely battle the Nationals' Stephen Strasburg for this year's NL Cy Young Award. Unfortunately for baseball fans, Strasburg pitched in the Nationals' series finale Wednesday afternoon, meaning we were just one day off from a Strasburg-Cueto matchup. Maybe in the postseason, perhaps? Bumgarner, meanwhile, is aiming for his fourth straight finish in the top-10 for the Cy Young, and currently sports a 10-6 record and a 2.09 ERA. He won't pitch in this series, however. Following Cueto in Thursday's series opener, Jeff Samardzija starts Friday's game, Jake Peavy gets the call Saturday and right-hander Matt Cain goes in Sunday's finale. Samardzija has only one win over the past month, while both Peavy and Cain are trying to get their ERAs under five for the season.
Santiago Casilla shuts things down for the Giants in the bullpen. The 35-year-old has 22 saves on the year, though he is not untouchable. Casilla has four blown saves, the last coming June 1 against the Braves, but he has allowed earned runs in two of his last three appearances. Right-handers Hunter Strickland and Albert Suarez are both 3-1 out of the bullpen while southpaws Josh Osich and Javier Lopez give manager Bruce Bochy plenty of matchup options late in the game.]]>
The point of this isn't that the Nats shouldn't trade Giolito and/or Victor Robles at the deadline, but that they shouldn't do it for a reliever. The trade deadline is a negotiation and obviously the Yankees, Royals, Brewers, or any other team with a closer to deal's price hasn't been met or those guys would have been traded. Unfortunately for them, the price never goes up because none of those guys are going to clear waivers and if teams are going to trade them they're going to do it by Monday or wait until the offseason. It may very well be that the Nationals can put an offer on the table that beats the next best offer without ever even having to mention the names Giolito or Robles.
But there's a part of me that wants to see Giolito and Robles offered up because of what the Nats could get for them. Prospects ranked higher than 25th on the top prospect's list are rarely made available. Those are the untouchables in an organization. The Royals were soundly mocked when they traded Wil Myers for James Shields. It turned out to be a great trade for the Royals, but the thought was they could have gotten more for Myers. If Giolito and Robles are available, the Nats can do much better than Miller or Wade Davis.
There's also ace Chris Sale, or a position player no one is expecting to be traded, like Andrew McCutchen or Paul Goldschmidt. It's crazy to bring those names up but it would be a disaster to trade Giolito or Robles for a reliever. Mike Rizzo is in a tough spot. If the Nats don't make it to at least the National League Championship Series this year he very well could be out of a job and the Nats need better relief pitching. Maybe they can get by with what they have. Maybe instead of trading Joe Ross for a reliever they simply use Ross as a reliever. We've all seen him geared up throwing in the high 90's early in games.
The Nats have to improve the bullpen and the internal options are all unproven, but that doesn't mean there are worse options than a trade. At last year's trade deadline the Nationals traded for a closer to improve the bullpen and it was a disaster. If Giolito and/or Robles is the price that Nats are going to have to pay this deadline, perhaps the best solution is to strengthen the lineup or starting rotation instead of the bullpen. Make the bullpen irrelevant by either blowing teams out or shutting them down. Imagine a rotation headed by Stephen Strasburg, Max Scherzer and Sale or McCutchen hitting between Daniel Murphy and Bryce Harper. It's fun to think about, and those are the types of players the Nats should get for Giolito and Robles. Paying that for a relief pitcher would be like going to McDonald's for a hamburger and paying the price for a Morton's steak.
David Huzzard blogs about the Nationals at Citizens of Natstown. Follow him on Twitter: @DavidHuzzard. His views appear here as part of MASNsports.com's season-long initiative of welcoming guest bloggers to our pages. All opinions expressed are those of the guest bloggers, who are not employed by MASNsports.com but are just as passionate about their baseball as our regular roster of writers.]]>
For starters, Turner appears to be an excellent hitter, and just the kind of table setter they are missing at the top of their lineup. He is making solid contact, and yesterday, on more than one occasion, his speed probably got him hits that he shouldn't have had. As a speed king, he's a threat that the Nats just wouldn't otherwise have, and he needs to be playing every day.
Center field has been a problem for the Nats, and without Turner they don't have a great solution. Ben Revere has not hit much this year, and even if he returns to relative form, I've suggested he should be hitting ninth, not leadoff. And as a team, the Nats have managed the lowest OPS from CF in the entire NL, so there is clearly a need.
It makes sense to play Turner in that spot, because Ryan Zimmerman is back from the disabled list, and when he hits, he's so valuable they have to give him an opportunity. So, even if there is a vision of Turner to second base and Daniel Murphy to first base, that won't happen yet. And if things go well for Zimmerman, it won't even happen next season, because Jayson Werth will continue to occupy left field, meaning there's really no other place to put him.
Last night in his center field debut, Turner had a couple of balls hit to him with mixed results. In the first inning, he made his first catch as an outfielder and it was a good one. Statcast says he had a 97.5% route efficiency and got up to 20.9 mph.
He looked good on that play, especially for a guy who had played all of six games in the outfield as a professional. And his speed will help him look good even when his first step is off. He will, though, have some growing pains as he adjusts to the position, and he showed that in the eighth inning when he dove for a blooper that got past him.
It reminded me of when Melky Cabrera, playing in one of his very first games in the big leagues, tried to do a bit too much. It was at the height of the Yankees-Red Sox rivalry in 2005, and every game probably seemed bigger than it was. The Yankees were down already down 3-0, the bases were loaded, and he dove forward in a similar way. That dive resulted in an inside-the-park home run, but it was a similar case of trying to do just a bit too much.
This kind of thing is to be expected, but I'm more concerned about the routine plays than the occasional big blunders. If he shows he can make the routine plays, the Nats would be wise to let him learn on the field, so they can keep him in the lineup every day.
The best thing the Nats did was make this move now, as opposed to testing it a few weeks from now. They can see what Turner looks like on defense - they already know how good he is on offense - and see if he makes the grade. If he looks lost, they still have the ability to make a trade. And if he's really lost, they'll see it over the course of a few games. If he doesn't, they have a few months to see him improve.
As for Turner, personally, this could be great for his career. He hasn't dazzled defensively at shortstop, and although he may be good in the infield, he could be a great center fielder. Center field is a premium defensive position, and having someone who can really hit there is an advantage. Hopefully the Nats have that now with Turner.
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There is something called "incremental improvement" that sabermetricians look at to compare a 2.4 WAR player versus a 2.8 WAR player while using their advances stats to determine which player is better. Not so fast: Incremental improvement goes far beyond the simple stats. Chapman has a 12.2 career WAR and Davis has a 9.5 career WAR, and it is like comparing apples and oranges. A general manager looks at players differently based on track records and how a player reacts under the bright lights and high-leverage situations. Is Chapman really that much better than Davis? It all depends on who you ask. Chapman is more exciting. Davis cannot throw a 105 mph fastball, but does that really matter in the proper context where all that matters is the "S" next to the closer's name in the boxscore?
What the Cubs did with the Chapman acquisition was they lengthened their bullpen to where you now have to go through Pedro Strop in the seventh inning, Hector Rondon in the eighth inning and Chapman in the ninth. The way to beat the Cubs is to take a big lead into the seventh inning to neutralize their bullpen advantage to the point that you don't see their A bullpen.
Before the 2014 Royals decided to beef up their bullpen with flamethrowers, the Braves had a similar setup when they asked their starters to give them six great innings and then would turn the game over to their bullpen of Eric O'Flaherty, Jonny Venters and Craig Kimbrel. On October 5, 2012, it did not work in theory as the Cardinals took a lead into the seventh inning and neutralized that Braves bullpen. Yes, O'Flaherty, Venters and Kimbrel all appeared in the game as the Cardinals won 6-3 with the save going to Jason Motte as they knocked the Braves out of the wild card game and the postseason. Was Kimbrel better on that day than Motte?
The Nationals would be a better team with another proven back-of-the-bullpen arm, but Mike Rizzo should not be selling the farm to acquire the player. Rizzo has also shown in the past that he will continue to look for trade opportunities into August as more teams throw in the towel. Expect the unexpected from Rizzo!
Steve Mears blogs about the Nationals for Talk Nats. Follow the blog on Twitter: @TalkNats2. His thoughts on the Nationals will appear here as part of MASNsports.com's season-long initiative of welcoming guest bloggers to our site. All opinions expressed are those of the guest bloggers, who are not employed by MASNsports.com but are just as passionate about their baseball as our roster of writers.]]>
Record: 56-41
Last 10 games: 4-6
Who to watch: SS Francisco Lindor (.303/.360/.458 with 12 HR, 49 RBIs), 2B Jason Kipnis. (.285 with 16 HR, 52 RBIs), 1B Mike Napoli (22 HR, 68 RBIs), RHP Danny Salazar (11-3, 2.75 ERA), RHP Cody Allen (2.55 ERA with 19 saves)
Season series vs. Nationals: First meeting (2-1 in 2013)
Pitching probables:
July 26: LHP Gio Gonzalez vs. RHP Danny Salazar, 7:10 p.m., MASN
July 27: RHP Stephen Strasburg vs. RHP Carlos Carrasco, 12:10 p.m., MASN
Inside the Indians:
The Indians have been one of, if not the biggest, surprises in baseball this season, currently leading the American League Central by 5 1/2 games. And the key to their success this year has been balance, getting strong starting pitching and solid production from the offense.
Cleveland's pitching staff leads the AL with a 3.63 ERA and .238 batting average against, while the lineup ranks in the league's top five in runs, RBIs and slugging percentage. Although the Tribe are coming off a three-game sweep at the hands of the Orioles in Baltimore, that balanced attack helped them open the second half of the season with road series wins over the division rival Twins and Royals.
Now back at Progressive Field for the first time since the All-Star break, where they are 26-16, the Indians welcome the Nationals for this two-game interleague series for the first time since 2013. Leading the way offensively is the power duo of first baseman Mike Napoli and designated hitter Carlos Santana (no, not that Carlos Santana). Napoli has 22 home runs and 68 RBIs to lead the team, while Santana has knocked 21 homers with 54 RBIs. Second baseman Jason Kipnis has hit 16 longballs to go along with 52 RBIs and a .285 average and shorstop Francisco Lindor sports a .303/.360/.458 slash line.
On the mound, right-hander Danny Salazar will start this series for the Indians while enjoying the best season of his young career. Named to his first All-Star Game, Salazar has also put himself at least in the AL Cy Young Award conversation with his 11-3 record and 2.75 ERA. He is on a seven-game winning streak over his last nine starts, with the Tribe only losing one of those games. He has never faced the Nationals but is 2-5 with a 3.56 ERA in 10 career interleague starts, although he is 2-1 with a 1.27 ERA in three such starts this year.
Right-hander Carlos Carrasco will start the second and final game of this series in Cleveland. Carrasco missed all of May with a strained left hamstring, but still has a respectable 7-3 record with a 2.31 ERA on the season. He has gone 5-1 with a 1.16 ERA over his last six starts. He too has never faced the Nationals but is 4-3 with a 3.23 ERA in 12 appearances (eight starts) in interleague games over his career. This will be Carrasco's first interleague game this year, bringing his 2-1 record and 3.24 ERA at home to face the Nats.]]>
Who will be the Nats' fifth outfielder? Michael A. Taylor was optioned to Triple-A Syracuse following Sunday's 10-6 loss to San Diego. Since being recalled from Syracuse on July 10, he's gone 3-for-16 with six strikeouts, including one to end the eighth inning Sunday with the go-ahead run on third base. Even worse, Taylor hesitated on Yangervis Solarte's two-out, go-ahead single in the ninth inning, a ball that MASN analyst Ray Knight felt he might have caught with more effort.
For now, the Nats will go with Bryce Harper, Ben Revere, Jayson Werth and Chris Heisey, seemingly limiting the team's options, but that brings up the next question ...
How will the Nats find playing time for Trea Turner? The rookie has certainly made the team and is, in fact, the most successful leadoff hitter the Nats have used this season, batting .333/.333/.500 leading off innings and .241/.241/.379 when atop the order. He's 4-for-4 on stolen base attempts, including a steal of home, and ranks third on the team in triples with three in only 32 at-bats. He's even beaten out a routine ground ball to short. Oh, and he's played flawless defense.
But with Ryan Zimmerman back off the disabled list at first base starting Tuesday, National League batting leader Daniel Murphy must go back to second base. That still leaves some options for Turner. He could get some time in the outfield, where he played a few games in Syracuse before his latest recall. He could spell Danny Espinosa at shortstop for a game here and there, or play short if Espinosa gives Anthony Rendon a break at third. Murphy and Zimmerman could platoon at first base, and Turner could play second against left-handed pitchers.
Is the Nats bullpen struggling or just tired? The relief corps has not had much rest, logging 22 innings since the 18-inning loss to Pittsburgh on July 17. Matt Belisle, Oliver Perez, Yusmeiro Petit, Felipe Rivero and Blake Treinen are unscored upon in that span. They can't be reasonably expected to maintain that pace with continued heavy use. On the other hand, Shawn Kelley has an ERA of 9.00 and a .308 opponent batting average in his last three innings. Appearing in his second straight game on Sunday, he surrendered back-to-back homers to Alex Dickerson and Ryan Schimpf, costing the Nats the lead. Closer Jonathan Papelbon, working his third straight day in a non-save situation, was rocked for four runs on four hits and surrendered a leadoff walk.
Getting Sammy Solis back from the disabled list will help. But perhaps Kelly's two Tommy John surgeries are catching up with him, and maybe we're seeing the effects of Papelbon's reduced velocity and declining strikeout rate. There's still disagreement about whether the Nats bullpen needs fixing, and it seems likely now that they will likely miss out on the top reliever on the trade market, Aroldis Chapman. It will be interesting to see if general manager Mike Rizzo has a backup plan, or if the Nats will go with what they've got for the rest of the season.
The Nats will have to sort all this out against the first-place Indians and Giants with the Aug. 1 trade deadline approaching. It should make for an interesting road trip.
Marty Niland blogs about the Nationals for D.C. Baseball History. Follow him on Twitter: @martyball98. His thoughts on the Nationals will appear here as part of MASNsports.com's season-long initiative of welcoming guest bloggers to our site. All opinions expressed are those of the guest bloggers, who are not employed by MASNsports.com but are just as passionate about their baseball as our roster of writers.]]>
Turner was thrown out at second by left fielder Starling Marte in spite of the fact that the Pirates outfielder made a fairly nonchalant play and throw into second.
"Turner was cursed by his own speed," Dusty Baker told reporters after what ended up a 2-1 loss.
"If he didn't have speed, he wouldn't have even have thought about it. He probably won't make that mistake again, but when you've got speed, then you'll try things. That just wasn't the right time to try it.
"Especially with Marte out there, cause that guy ... he's a good player, he can throw."
"That wasn't a bad play," Baker continued. "I've seen Hank Aaron do that, big time. But like I said, he was a victim of his own speed."
Turner's speed was an asset in the series with the Los Angeles Dodgers. Turner tripled for the first time this season on Tuesday night, driving in a run and scoring one to get the Nationals within three at 7-4 in what ended up an 8-4 loss.
In Wednesday's 8-1 win over L.A., Turner tripled again to bring Wilson Ramos around, then scored from third base when Danny Espinosa got picked off and caught in a rundown between first and second.
Turner waited for his opportunity and broke for home, beating the throw to plate on what was officially ruled a stolen base.
"I was impressed with Trea's baserunning, his speed," Baker told reporters in his postgame press conference.
"Was it yesterday he made the mistake? Sunday. That's like I said, when you have speed, you're more likely to make mistakes than a guy that doesn't have speed because now you're going to try it.
"It was fun to watch him play. Fun to see him run."
Turner did exactly what he's supposed to do when he saw Espinosa caught up between first and second.
"When he picked Danny off, you come down the line and then you wait to, if you have a left-handed first baseman, where he has to turn and throw, but they waited 'til the right time because he was a right-handed second baseman, but he also had to turn and throw home and make a perfect throw.
"That's exactly what you're supposed to do. It's when you break. If you hesitate, you're out, and if you leave too soon, they're you're out. He executed that play perfectly."
Baker has talked recently about the need to manufacture runs at times and not rely solely on the home run for offense.
Having the speed Turner provides is one way to do that. And Baker, he likes speed.
"I'm used to speed. I love speed. You heard me say that in spring training. Speed kills. And it does a lot of things and it creates a lot of mistakes. Not to talk about myself, but I signed on speed and I had fast cars and a lot of tickets. So I love speed."
He loves it, Baker explained before the series finale with the Dodgers, because of the impact speed as a weapon can have on the game.
"It affects everybody," Baker said. "It affects us when they have a speed guy over there.
"You can't bobble the ball. You rush on double plays. It distracts the pitcher when they're trying to pick him off and then he speeds up his delivery and then invariably they'll hang a breaking ball trying to speed up because his arms don't catch up. Or you've got to concentrate on two things and naturally you probably do neither very well. So it affects everybody.
"Plus the guys hitting behind him. Guys hitting behind him will probably get more fastballs away because the catcher has pride and will want to throw him out. It makes it easier to hit behind him.
"They're not going to throw a bunch of breaking balls in the dirt like they would if a guy couldn't run. Speed affects the whole game."
Patrick Reddington blogs about the Nationals for Federal Baseball and appears here as part of MASNsports.com's season-long initiative of welcoming guest bloggers to our pages. Follow him on Twitter: @federalbaseball. All opinions expressed are those of the guest bloggers, who are not employed by MASNsports.com but are just as passionate about their baseball as our roster of writers.]]>
Record: 41-55
Last 10 games: 3-7
Who to watch: 1B Wil Myers (.277/.347/.505 with 20 HR, 61 RBIs), LF Melvin Upton Jr. (.260 with 16 HR, 44 RBIs), RF Matt Kemp (20 HR, 63 RBIs), LHP Christian Friedrich (4-6, 4.55 ERA), LHP Ryan Butcher (3.14 ERA)
Season series vs. Nationals: 2-2
Pitching probables:
July 22: RHP Luis Perdomo vs. RHP Tanner Roark, 7:05 p.m., MASN
July 23: RHP Edwin Jackson vs. RHP Max Scherzer, 7:05 p.m., MASN
July 24: LHP Christian Friedrich vs. TBA, 1:35 p.m., MASN
Inside the Padres:
When the Nationals were in San Diego last month, the Padres were able to take the last two games of the four-game set, kickstarting the Nats' eventual seven-game losing streak on their West Coast road trip. This weekend the Padres are coming to D.C. having been swept in four games by the Cardinals and with the Nats losing two of three to the Dodgers. So one of these teams has to feel better come Sunday evening.
As we get closer to the July 31 trade deadline, the Padres, having already made some deals this season, could still be players. Among the moves San Diego has made of significance since the Nats saw them last is trading closer Fernando Rodney to the National League East rival Marlins. They then shipped arguably their best starting pitcher, Drew Pomeranz, to Boston. Both transaction brought minor league prospects to the Padres' farm system. So who else is on the trading block?
Well, someone who is probably not on the block is first baseman Wil Myers. The 25-year-old is having a breakout season, slashing .277/.347/.505 with 20 home runs and 61 RBIs. His average, on-base percentage and hits lead the team, while his home runs are tied for first. But then you look at the Padres outfielders and you might be able to find some worthy candidates. Melvin Upton Jr. is hitting .260 with 16 homers and 44 RBIs, and Matt Kemp has crushed 20 longballs with 63 RBIs.
On the mound, right-hander Luis Perdomo starts this weekend series for the Padres. The 22-year-old rookie is 3-4 with a 7.36 ERA, with most of his appearances coming out of the bullpen. He made his major league debut on April 4 against the Dodgers, giving up six runs in one inning, and made his first start on May 14 in Milwaukee, giving up two runs in two-plus innings. Former Nationals right-hander Edwin Jackson will start Saturday night's game. After being released by the Marlins on June 2 and signing with the Padres on June 20, Jackson is 1-1 with a 4.76 ERA this season. He went 0-1 with a 5.91 ERA in eight relief appearances in Miami and won his first start with San Diego 5-3 against the Giants. Jackson has pitched 2 2/3 scoreless innings of relief against the Nationals this season.
And the sole left-hander, Christian Friedrich, will get the ball for Sunday's finale. Friedrich is 4-6 with a 4.55 ERA this season, but just 1-5 with a 7.18 ERA over his last six starts. That stretch includes a 7-5 loss to the Nationals in which he gave up six runs in six innings, the Nats' last win before the losing streak.]]>
Parting with all five of those promising young players would hurt unless it were for the best player in the game of baseball, and that is the latest bit of speculation and it is crazy. It's not that crazy though. There isn't a trade that doesn't make sense if the return is Mike Trout. There is no such thing as giving up too much or mortgaging the future or too steep a price. Anything outside trading the top of the current 25-man roster for Trout would make the Nationals better for years to come, and because this speculation came from the mind of a professional journalist, it is now a rumor.
I've always felt that some of the trades we see aren't from the minds of general managers. That every now and then a journalist will put out a crazy idea, and the teams involved will see that idea and not think it's so crazy and suddenly what was pure speculation becomes reality. The biggest question now is do the Angels want to be the team that traded Trout? No team wants to be the one that trades a great player away. It is why Troy Tulowitzki for years did nothing but lose in Colorado. It is why when you bring up the idea of trading for Chris Sale people call you crazy. Those are players you build around, but you can't build around them without the material.
The Angels built the roster that's around Trout. They went out and spent big in free agency on aging players. While trading Trout would bring in multiple prospects, it may not solve the bigger issues the Angels face. But keeping Trout and doing nothing also doesn't solve those issues. That is all part of the GM's job as risk manager, and when it comes to even thinking about something like moving Trout, the risk is huge. The prospects returned have to payoff and winning has to be on the horizon because otherwise you're the team that traded Trout.
From the Nationals' prospective, this is a no-brainer and it's too bad it's just speculation, but as I said before, it is my opinion that sometimes the wildest creations of writers' minds become reality because the right people hear them. Just imagine a Bryce Harper/Mike Trout outfield. Put Trout at the top of the Nationals order. It is all too exciting to think about. Speculation at this time of year gets the fan in me excited. I've always wanted the Nationals to be the team to pull off the crazy, out-of-nowhere trade. There is a close to 100 percent chance this speculation never becomes reality, but all it takes is that 0.001 pecent to give us hope.
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Ten hits and six runs over 4 2/3 innings is bad, but he struck out nine hitters. That was the most in a MLB debut for any Nationals pitcher other than Stephen Strasburg, and that many runs with that many strikeouts was a rare feat.
Early on, he demonstrated control, but he lacked command. Nationals pitching coach Mike Maddux has talked about how essential fastball command is, and Lopez didn't have it. He was throwing strikes (good!), but he was leaving too many out over the plate and missing his spots (not good!).
There was a thought by the Nationals that he would be able to get away with more because his fastball was so darn fast. Instead, 98 mph also may have had hitters sitting on a fastball, just to catch up. Also, his fastball doesn't have much movement and his delivery doesn't have much deception. Eight of the 10 hits he gave up were off of his fastball.
But as he got his sea legs under him, he demonstrated just why people are so high on him. Despite a reputation for so-so secondary pitches, the curveball was pretty devastating. Perhaps this is more evidence of hitters sitting on his fastball - all nine of his strikeouts were on those secondary pitches.
He seemed to have a great feel for the curve ball, throwing it where he wanted to and making hitters look silly with it. Exactly three curveballs were even touched by a bat, generating a foul ball and two singles. He had 14 swinging strikes, but only were on five fastballs. He struck out nine, but not a single one of them were from fastballs. He finished with five swinging strikeouts on curveballs, three backwards 'Ks' on curves and one on a changeup.
Lopez is a work in progress. He needs to improve on his fastball command, although once he mixed his pitches up a bit he looked better. Changing speeds more, maybe mixing in a two-seamer or cutter, would keep hitters guessing enough.
The Nats insist they see him as a starter, although many outside the organization see him more as a late-inning reliever. If the Nats truly believe he's a starter, he's got the kind of stuff that makes you think he could be a really good one. With six years ahead of control at a reasonable salary, even if it takes him a couple of years to get there, that's a hard guy to lose.
Lopez seems to be a part of every trade rumor involving the Nats, and if they want a late-inning reliever, they may have to trade him to get one. He doesn't appear ready to be a closer today, so if he's destined for that job, he probably wouldn't have it with the Nats for another year or two, and that doesn't fulfill the team's obvious need for 2016.
Either as a starter or a reliever, he might not really help this season. Something like the time-value of money, the Nats must weigh what Lopez's future seasons will be worth, and discount that compared to 2016 help. If the Nats think his destiny is that of a reliever, even a closer, the math looks a little different.
They may even end up using him in the bullpen this year - regardless of what they see as his ultimate destiny. If there's any thought that he could help in October, they'll probably want to see him come out of the bullpen in September.
He certainly has the stuff to compete and even, at times, dominate at the major league level, but he didn't look quite ready yesterday. Patience will pay off with him, but is patience in the Nats best interest? If he is a starter, it probably is, because he'd be so valuable. As a reliever, it's less clear.
If Lopez pitches in the bullpen this season, that may have nothing to do with how the Nats view him, it may just be addressing a need. What happens with Lopez at the trade deadline may be a better indication of what the Nats really believe is his role in the future.
Charlie Fliegel blogs about the Nationals for The Nationals Review. Follow him Twitter: @nationalsreview. His thoughts on the Nationals will appear here as part of MASNsports.com's season-long initiative of welcoming guest bloggers to our site. All opinions expressed are those of the guest bloggers, who are not employed by MASNsports.com but are just as passionate about their baseball as our roster of writers.]]>
What would the 2005 Nationals have looked like if Expos general manager Omar Minaya didn't trade a minor league package of Cliff Lee, Grady Sizemore and Brandon Phillips for several months of Bartolo Colon?
General Managers cannot be afraid of making trades because making trades is part of their job, but don't make trades to make it look like you are working hard. Yes, fans clamor for trades, as they have high expectations. Nationals GM Mike Rizzo will most likely make one or two trades.
The rumor mills are churning, and the media is talking about it non-stop. What the Nationals want versus what the Nationals need are two different things. Some say the Nationals need a big upgrade in the closer's spot, but when you look at the stats, Jonathan Papelbon has converted 19 of 21 save chances this season. The Nats might want to upgrade the back of their bullpen, but they do not need to.
The answer for a bullpen upgrade could come from within the system with some hard-throwing arms the Nats already have with Reynaldo Lopez, Lucas Giolito and Koda Glover. The Royals and Cardinals have upgraded their bullpens over the years from their own farm systems. Last year. Rizzo traded for Papelbon, and prior to that he got Matt Thornton off of the waiver wire. This will be a story to watch.
On position players, the Nationals don't have the positional depth in the minor leagues now beyond players like Matt den Dekker. Rizzo might look for an outfield upgrade at the trade deadline, given the lack of depth.
Once the trade deadline passes, teams will have until Aug. 31 to make waiver deals and have players acquired available on the postseason roster.
Steve Mears blogs about the Nationals for Talk Nats. Follow the blog on Twitter: @TalkNats2. His thoughts on the Nationals will appear here as part of MASNsports.com's season-long initiative of welcoming guest bloggers to our site. All opinions expressed are those of the guest bloggers, who are not employed by MASNsports.com but are just as passionate about their baseball as our roster of writers.]]>
Record: 52-42
Last 10 games: 5-5
Who to watch: SS Corey Seager (.301 with 17 HR, 43 RBIs), 1B Adrian Gonzalez (.286, 44 RBIs), 3B Justin Turner (15 HR, 50 RBIs), LHP Scott Kazmir (7-3, 4.52 ERA), RHP Kenley Jansen (27 saves, 1.36 ERA)
Season series vs. Nationals: 3-0
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July 19: LHP Scott Kazmir vs. RHP Reynaldo Lopez, 7:05 p.m., MASN2
July 20: LHP Hyun-Jin Ryu vs. LHP Gio Gonzalez, 7:05 p.m., MASN2
July 21: RHP Bud Norris vs. RHP Stephen Strasburg, 12:05 p.m., MASN2
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Injuries and the microscope that comes with managing in Los Angeles haven't made it easy, but first-year skipper Dave Roberts has the Dodgers in the thick of the postseason chase, no small achievement for a rookie manager. The Dodgers are 5 1/2 games back of the first-place Giants in the National League West, and if the regular season ended today, they'd host the NL wild card game. Ace Clayton Kershaw has been on the disabled list since June 27 with a mildly herniated disc in his back, promising center fielder Joc Pederson is nursing a sprained AC joint, and key players like outfielder Yasiel Puig and catcher Yasmani Grandal have spent time on the DL. The rotation has been in a constant state of flux and the bullpen has been overused, pitching more than 311 innings.
But the Dodgers persevere, perhaps feeding off the vibe of their high-energy, preparation-focused manager, a baseball lifer getting a chance to run his own team. They've had to compensate for an offense that doesn't rank in the top half of the majors in any key category. Shortstop Corey Seager is leading the Dodgers in home runs (17) and batting average (.301), and should have been the NL starter in the All-Star Game. First baseman Adrian Gonzalez hasn't been a power source with only seven homers, but has still driven in 44 runs. Third baseman Justin Turner has 15 home runs and a team-leading 50 RBIs, and is off to a good start in July, slashing .300/.379/.600. Puig has regressed, hitting only seven homers and driving in only 31 runs so far.
Lefty Scott Kazmir starts Tuesday's series opener for L.A., and is 5-0 in 11 starts since May 9. But he's prone to the home run ball, having yielded 15 round-trippers in 97 2/3 innings so far in 2016. In three career starts against the Nationals, he's 1-0 with a 4.02 ERA, but he's never pitched in D.C. Wednesday will mark left-hander Hyun-Jim Ryu's second start since coming off the DL following shoulder surgery that caused him to miss all of 2015 and the first half of this season. Velocity may be an issue, since the two-time former 14-game winner dropped into the 86 mph range as he went deeper into his season debut, a 6-0 loss to the Padres in which he allowed six runs on eight hits over 4 2/3 innings. He'll be making his first career start against the Nationals. Right-hander Bud Norris has revived his career since being dealt to the Dodgers by the Braves on June 30, going 2-0 with a 3.94 ERA in three starts. In 13 starts this season, he's been a mixed bag, with a 5-5 record and 4.76 ERA. He's 4-0 in his past seven starts. In nine games (six starts) against Washington in his career, Norris is 2-3 with a 5.5.4 ERA, including a 2-1 record and 5.33 in six games (four starts) on South Capitol Street.
Closer Kenley Jansen has been a rock at the back end of the bullpen, saving 27 of 31 games with a stingy 1.36 ERA and 0.71 WHIP. He's been getting support from converted starter Joe Blanton, a righty who has posted a 2.05 ERA, and righty Pedro Baez, who has recorded a 3.05 ERA. But that trio has made a combined 127 appearances.]]>
On its 10th anniversary, the "My Wish" series on "SportsCenter" will showcase the power of sports wishes that the Make-A-Wish foundation grants. Tomorrow night's 6 p.m. edition of "SportsCenter" will highlight 16-year-old Kaylan's wish to meet Harper. The Gaithersburg native and her family were treated to an unforgettable experience with the Nats outfielder at Nationals Park.
"Make-A-Wish is grateful for Bryce Harper who provided Kaylan and her family with an experience they will always cherish," said president and CEO of Make-A-Wish Mid-Atlantic Laura Caldwell in a statement. "When times are difficult, we hope Kaylan and her family will remember the wish experience and feel a renewed sense of hope and optimism."
Harper joins NBA champion and two-time MVP Steph Curry, three-time NFL Defensive Player of the Year J.J. Watt and the 2015 World Cup champion U.S. Women's National Soccer Team in granting wishes in this year's "My Wish" series.
Make-A-Wish grants the wishes of children with life-threatening medical conditions to enrich the human experience with hope, strength and joy. Make-A-Wish Mid-Atlantic serves children who reside in central and southern Delaware, the District of Columbia, Maryland and northern Virginia. The mid-Atlantic chapter has granted more than 8,800 wishes in the region since its founding in 1983. For more information, visit wish.org and www.midatlantic.wish.org.]]>


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You could generate a unique id and generate a cookie as well as store that value in a table. You could restrict the generation to mobile devices.
What would be the reasoning to identify at a mobile level though?
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I just noticed something, also you have a photo request for Mr Cleveland, and photo volunteer Lee Manning will be going to the cemetery to take the picture of his tombstone. You just put the request in yesterday. Is that what you were referring to? He has not taken the photo yet but he is really good just be patient and you will see the photo. Probably he will notify you and you will receive an email from Find A Grave once the photo has been added. Cindy
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Our unique campus experience, inspires students who are deaf and hard of hearing to grow into confident, empowered young adults, cultivating a love of learning and providing access to a complete range of curricular and extra-curricular experiences. Learning alongside their hearing peers, their educational journey is enriched through highly individualized learning support and interventions from specialist staff.
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Congratulations to Veronica, one of our 2015 high achievers at our Dandenong campus. Veronica's study score of 40 for EAL places her in the Victorian 'high achievers' category. Veronica will be studying at Deakin University this year where she has been offered a scholarship.
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KANNAPOLIS, N.C. (May 29, 2014) - Tonight's game between the Kannapolis Intimidators and Hagerstown Suns has been postponed due to rain at CMC-NorthEast Stadium. The teams will make up the game as part of a doubleheader on Friday beginning at 5:00 p.m. Gates will open at 4:30 p.m. and one ticket is good for both games of the doubleheader, which will consist of two 7-inning games.
Tickets from tonight's game can be exchanged for a ticket for any remaining Intimidators regular season home game during the 2014 season. Exchanges can be made at the F&M Bank Box Office.
Friday night's game features a prehistoric first pitch before the second game of the doubleheader as Dakota and The Dinosaur Response Squad visit CMC-NorthEast Stadium. Children will be able to get pictures with the dinosaurs throughout the game. Friday is also Legends Series Giveaway Night featuring action photos of former Kannapolis Intimidator and current Arizona Diamondback Brandon McCarthy (first 1,000 fans).
The home stand against the Suns continues on Saturday as former Charlotte 49ers standout Tyler Barnette is scheduled to start for Kannapolis. Saturday's 7:05 p.m. game will be followed by fireworks presented by CMC-NorthEast. For ticket and promotional information, call the F&M Bank Box Office at (704) 932-3267 or visit IntimidatorsBaseball.com.
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Original. Engaging. Rockabilly from Santa Cruz, California.
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"Smooth" is an apt description for the surf/billy/blues melange wrought by North Californians...(Los High Tops). "Melodic" also serves handily. "Aggressive" is here too, though rightly as but one cooperative factor in the splendid whole.
"..rockabilly skinned of affectation and free of gaseous and directionless hypertuniness.
"Honey Baby Sugar" … with a bit of bebop, perfectly placed instrumentals .. made me want to listen over and over.
"Hotwire" and "Death Agent 13" .. well-played instrumentals..shadowy, showy, fun"
"... energetic and melodic Rock'n'Roll and Rockabilly, powerful and danceable, fun and upbeat...
I dig this release with mostly original material that rocks but emphasizes melody. It has a great sound with especially expert guitar work - a powerful performance by Los High Tops.
"more than just a CD, it's a journey. It takes you through a gamut of styles and genres, without losing the band's identity. Los High Tops stamp themselves on every track and demonstrate a wide repertoire as well as accomplished musicianship ... experimental and true to the faith at the same time"
"Die High Tops sind ein Trio, das den Swing von Billy Bacon rüberbringt, aber irgendwo auch Rockabilly-orientiert ist. Außerdem haben sie es drauf, mal ein Surf-Instrumental a la Dick Dale rauszuhauen. Oder Western-Swing, ..... Roots, Americana?
No more words, simply great!
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There are a couple of nice instrumentals; "Hotwire", "Betsy Stroll" and "Death Agent 13", ....my favourite by far was "Hep Cat Jump",... As an instrumental band they are superb and really shine."
"Five Stars. Qu'est-ce gue le Surfabilly? Pour le savoir, rien de plus facile: il suffit d'écouter l'album du trio .... Cette formule est typique du Rockabilly, mais ils vont au-delà, y ajoutant des embellissements de leur cru et étant capables de sortir des instrumentaux rockin' Surf bien"
"The title rockabilly track literally jumps out of the speakers... Los High Tops are not just in it for three-chords and cloud of dust..... "Hotwire," is a surf instrumental for those of us who are tired of surf instrumentals... it is so rich that it stands up to repeated listenings."
"California trio that mixes rockabilly, surf .. rocking jump blues. A fresh plate with a band that is able to vary the sound in an exemplary manner. The title track "Texas Radio" really has hit potential and it is certainly not the only track that stands out here."
"Een tip ....luister eens naar "The Border Radio" van the Blasters of deze "Texas Radio" van hun Californische spitsbroeders Los High Tops die met hun debuutalbum duidelijk op dezelfde golflengte zitten."
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Frank Pignanelli & LaVarr Webb: Politicians share appreciation this Thanksgiving weekend
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Some politicians have much to be grateful for this Thanksgiving weekend. Others not so much. Using FBI-style email investigative techniques, perfected in the Petraeus scandal (although we only send shirtless email messages to our dear wives, and even they are grossed out), we were able to ascertain the expressions of gratitude made by political leaders and others.
Rep. Jim Matheson: I'm thankful for the hard work on redistricting accomplished by my Utah congressional colleagues, ensuring themselves highly Republican districts, leaving just enough Democrats in the 4th District for me to squeak out a win. Thanks, guys.
Utah mental health therapists: We appreciate the extra business from all those Republicans disappointed by Mitt Romney's loss … especially the big bucks we're making from the hundreds of deeply traumatized Utahns descending into depression as reality sinks in that they won't get appointments in a Romney administration.
Republicans in Congress: We are grateful for the sensation caused by United Nations Ambassador Susan Rice and the Benghazi affair because it's a great distraction from the terrible decisions we have to make regarding the fiscal cliff.
Democrats in Congress: We are grateful the Obama administration had the good sense to leak a scandal regarding the CIA director because it's a distraction from the Benghazi affair and the fiscal cliff.
Gov. Gary Herbert: Please allow me to express appreciation to the Obama administration for demonstrating the dangers of federal overreach as the messy and complicated details of Obamacare start to roll out.
Political reporters: We are grateful for the gifts of Susan Rice, the Benghazi affair, the fiscal cliff, and David Petreaus and his embedded biographer. Who said the news would be boring after the election?
Normal Utahns: We offer thanks to the founding fathers who possessed the wisdom to ensure that presidential elections occur only every four years. We are very grateful the whole thing is over.
Advertising agencies, TV and radio stations, political consultants, graphic artists: We are deeply grateful for the cornucopia of blessings our democracy delivers -- especially in even numbered years. We are also thankful for a healthy new revenue stream – from the Super PACs. May they prosper and raise ever more money.
Common sense political observers: We appreciate seeing Pres. Obama and congressional Republicans talking to each other in respectable tones about the fiscal cliff – before they kick the can down the road and once again postpone the difficult decisions.
Salt Lake County Mayor-elect Ben McAdams: I am extremely thankful for the wisdom and sensitivity of my soon-to-be predecessor Peter Corroon. He knows how important it is for elections to be decided on the merits of the candidates, not on silly distractions like tax increases. Proposing a tax hike right after the election, but in enough time to ensure passage before I am sworn in, was absolutely brilliant!
Republican Party Chair Thomas Wright: I'm pleased that my Democratic friends will have an opportunity to experience a nasty, acrimonious interparty battle like those that have blessed my life for the last several months. The cat fight over who will replace Ben McAdams in the State Senate will be great fun to watch.
Utah Democratic legislators: We're grateful that Mitt Romney's coattails were shorter and thinner than expected.
Republican legislators: We're grateful that Mitt Romney's coattails were shorter and thinner than expected. It would have been a shame to wipe out every Democrat in the Legislature except those Salt Lake City liberals. We need a legitimate adversary or we just fight among ourselves.
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Hot Springs Village Rentals
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Heath Valley Cabins
Escape the noise and busy lifestyle you have and take the family on a relaxing, nature filled vacation. Heath Valley Cabins offers rustic lodging that provides you with all the necessities such as kitchens, bedrooms and laundry services. Their cabins are located just 18 miles from the Albert Pike Recreational area, where you'll find plenty of fun... more
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Mountain Harbor Resort & Spa
Reconnect with the family at the Mountain Harbor Resort & Spa, right on the shores of Lake Ouachita. This beautiful Arkansas destination offers you and your family a chance to spend quality time together. From fishing at the lake to swimming the waters, or going horseback riding nearby, there's plenty to do when you stay at this one of a kind... more
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Spillway Resort & Marina
This is the ideal lake getaway for the entire family. Take a half-day canoe exploration, or make a full day of it with a fishing boat, special dive boat, or a party barge for groups of up to 25. The large boats feature grills, picnic tables, and more!... more
From family fishing trips to lakeside cookouts with fresh-grilled burgers, Swaha Lodge & Marina offers you great activities alongside spacious accommodations.... more
Still Waters Point
As a summer lake front vacation or a golfing paradise, Still Waters Point is nestled in a mountain valley adjacent to the Quachita National Forest. Still Waters Point is a private residence located on a natural peninsula with 1.2 acres and 450' of frontage on Lake Coronado in Hot Springs Village, Arkansas. Still Waters Point is just twelve... more
RiverView Cabins & Canoes
The well appointed cabins at RiverView Cabins & Canoes in Arkansas provide everything you need for a picture-perfect getaway vacation. River-bluff views, of the Ouachita River, Hot Tubs to melt your cares away, and a fireplace to warm your heart. Easy access to the Ouachita National Forest, and close to Hot Springs, Arkansas.... more
Long Island Lake Resort
Situated approximately 6 miles from downtown Hot Springs with its famous mineral baths, shopping, art galleries and live entertainment and attractions, Oaklawn Park with its live thoroughbred and simulcast seasons and the Hot Springs Mall and the Outlet Mall. Located on beautiful Lake Hamilton we have immediate access to boating, swimming and... more
Clarion on the Lake
When visiting Hot Springs, the Clarion Resort On The Lake provides the perfect environment to "stay and play at the lake." With an emphasis on warm and attentive service, we offer unrivaled amenities and hospitality. With our 151 rooms rising 7 stories, our guests have a wonderful panoramic view of the lake and surrounding mountains from their own... more
Hot Springs Vacation Rentals
Hot Springs Vacation Rentals has many condominiums & homes with spectacular views of Lake Hamilton. Nestled in the beautiful Ouachita Mountains, it is a charming vacation spot for all ages offering a host of historical, cultural, recreational and family attractions. In the winter and early spring, you can visit Oaklawn Park, a nationally known... more
Velda Rose Resort Hotel & Spa
The Velda Rose Resort Hotel & Spa is located in historic downtown Hot Springs National Park, Arkansas. It offers the best place to headquarter your vacation in this American Spa City. The newly remodeled 10-story resort hotel with 191 guest rooms, is situated within walking distance of adventure tours, spas, art galleries, antique shops, and... more
Country Inn Lake Resort
Downtown Hot Springs with its famous mineral baths, shopping, art galleries and live entertainment and attractions, Oaklawn Park with its live thoroughbred and simulcast seasons and the Hot Springs Mall and the Outlet Malls are located within a 5 mile radius of our resort. Located on beautiful Lake Hamilton we have immediate access to boating,... more
Iron Mountain Lodge & Marina
Iron Mountain Lodge and Marina is a family owned resort now celebrating our 25th year! Located on pristine DeGray Lake, guests enjoy the wide range of lake recreational activities offered in a beautiful wilderness setting. The resort covers over 130 acres of beautiful hardwoods and pine. David and Vickie Egleston, your hosts, are delighted to... more
Edgewater Resort
We feel that our area has been blessed by nature and there are many things here that we would like to share with you. Whether it is a weekend get-away, a business trip or a family vacation, we hope that you will let Edgewater Resort, serve your lodging needs. Our relaxing and quiet surroundings will be the perfect setting for your visit. At... more
Diamonds Old West Cabins
Diamonds Old West Cabins feature fun activities for of all ages! Spend your days enjoying live music, pig roasts, cookouts, bonfires and so much more! Get away from the traditional vacation and experience an exciting, unique vacation with a journey back to history to the Old West. ... more