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[b]http://www.nikeairmaxwomenssale.com/[/b] .J. -- Marty Brodeur beat the Pittsburgh Penguins yet again. CLEVELAND -- Pretty much everything about Stephen Strasburgs return from the disabled list went well except the result. Washingtons ace right-hander allowed one run and one hit in five innings, but the Nationals offence did nothing to support him in Sundays 2-0 loss to the Cleveland Indians. "I felt really good and definitely could have gone for a few more innings, but they didnt want me to," he said. "It was good to be out there after two weeks." Strasburg (3-6) was activated before the game and made his first start since May 31 when he strained a muscle in his back. He showed flashes of the brilliance the Nationals have become accustomed to seeing by retiring eight in a row at one point and striking out four. Strasburg also showed some of the effects from the layoff by walking four and piling up 82 pitches. "He was a little bit rusty and didnt have his command, but I thought he settled in pretty well," Washington manager Davey Johnson said. "He had a maximum of 80." The only hit Strasburg allowed was costly. Carlos Santanas RBI single with one out in the fourth gave Cleveland starter Corey Kluber the only run he needed. Kluber (5-4) pitched eight shutout innings and escaped three big jams to win for the first time in 11 career starts at Progressive Field. Kluber gave up seven hits, struck out eight and didnt walk a batter. He wiggled out of trouble in the seventh after the Nationals loaded the bases with no outs. Strasburg had gone 2-0 with a 1.17 ERA over a three-start stretch (three earned runs in 23 innings) before exiting his last appearance after two innings against Atlanta. He was placed on the disabled list six days later but was cleared to return following Thursdays bullpen session in Colorado. "I tried to pound the strike zone as much as I could, but it was a little bit hit or miss, which is to be expected," Strasburg said. Strasburg walked leadoff hitter Michael Bourn in the first before Mike Aviles hit into a double play. Jason Kipnis drew the second walk of the inning but Santana popped up. That began a stretch in which Strasburg retired eight straight. "Once I got through the first inning, it started to click," he said. "I got into some trouble when that happened, but it was a good feeling." Kipnis drew a one-out walk in the fourth, stole second and went to third when catcher Jhonatan Solanos throw bounced into centre field. Santanas single up the middle put the Indians ahead. Kipnis sacrifice fly in the eighth scored Clevelands other run. Vinnie Pestano pitched the ninth for his first save of the season. Indians first baseman Nick Swisher, in a 6-for-55 skid, diddnt play because of a sore left shoulder.
[b]Nike Air Max Womens Sale Rose[/b]. Kluber also escaped jams in the fourth and sixth, which were both set up by errors. "I take it pitch by pitch," Kluber said. "Im not thinking too far ahead. Im not thinking if I can get a double play here or a strikeout there. Those things happen as a result of making good pitches." The Nationals went for 2-for-11 with runners in scoring position, a frustrating day. "We had a bunch of runners on third with less than two outs, but we just didnt score," Johnson said. "We had the right guys up." Adam LaRoche struck out with men on first and third and no one out in the fourth. He also bounced into a double play with two on to end the sixth. "I dont like it when we beat ourselves," LaRoche said. "We should have had an easy four runs on the board with the opportunities we had. It seems like we get one or two chances every game where we dont put it in play or hit it to the wrong spot. I wish we had a solid answer for why it keeps happening." Anthony Rendon led off the fourth with a single, then third baseman John McDonald fielded Ryan Zimmermans grounder but threw wide into centre field. Kluber regrouped with runners at the corners and struck out LaRoche, Jayson Werth and Ian Desmond. Denard Span reached on an infield hit and took second on a throwing error by Kipnis at second base in the sixth. Rendons single moved Span to third but Zimmerman struck out and LaRoche hit into a double play. Werth started the seventh with a bloop double to right. Desmond was hit by a pitch before pinch-hitter Steve Lombardozzi popped up a bunt attempt. Kluber tried to make a diving catch but the ball fell in about halfway between home plate and the mound, loading the bases. First baseman Mark Reynolds grabbed Solanos line drive and beat Lombardozzi to the bag for a double play. The inning ended when Roger Bernadina grounded out. NOTES: Indians RHP Chris Perez (right shoulder strain) made his first rehab appearance for Class A Lake County, pitching one scoreless inning against Great Lakes. The Indians closer started the game, allowing two hits while striking out one. ... The Nationals optioned LHP Xavier Cedeno to Triple-A Syracuse to make room for Strasburg on the 25-man roster. ... Washington wraps up its nine-game road trip with a three-game series in Philadelphia beginning Monday. RHP Dan Haren (4-8) faces LHP John Lannan (0-1), who former Nationals pitcher, in the opener. ... The Indians continue their nine-game homestand Monday against Kansas City. RHP Carlos Carrasco (0-2) takes on RHP James Shields (2-6) in the opener of the three-game set.
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SANTA CLARA, Calif. [b]Nike Air Max Womens Sale Grey[/b] . -- About the only thing left to determine for the San Francisco 49ers will be if 2016 will go down as the worst season ever in franchise history.After losing their franchise-record 13th straight game on Sunday in Atlanta, the Niners (1-13) must win their final two games to avoid matching, or breaking, the team record for losses in a season.San Francisco can tie the single-season loss record reached in 1978, 1979 and 2004 by losing at the Los Angeles Rams on Saturday. With a loss in that game, the 49ers can set the record with a loss in the season finale at home on Jan. 1.I dont think its the time right now where we sit down and look at it and say, `All right. Lets evaluate from a 50,000 foot above, take a look at the entire season, coach Chip Kelly said Monday. Well have time to do that once the seasons ended. Right now, were just really on a week-to-week deal.Kelly said the approach right now is the same as it is every week: Evaluate the previous game, make the necessary corrections and move on to the next opponent.There is plenty to fix from the latest loss, a 41-13 defeat that was the second-most lopsided of the season for San Francisco.The Niners fell behind 21-0 in the first quarter, were held scoreless in the second half for a third straight game and allowed 550 yards to the Falcons.It can get difficult for them, Kelly said of his players. Theyre human. Everybody can kind of, when you start to look at it and say, `Hey, its not going the way we want to get it going. But, the one thing I dont think they do, I dont think they blame others.I think they take responsibility. Everybody does. Were not looking to blame people. Were looking to try and find solutions in terms of moving forward to rectify the situation.The Niners were once again hampered by injuries. One week after losing receiver Torrey Smith to a concussion and tight end Vance McDonald and center Daniel Kilgore to season-ending injuries, San Francisco lost several more players.Receiver Quinton Patton (foot), linebacker Nick Bellore (elbow) and tight end Blake Bell (shoulder) all left the game with injuries and will not return this season.Defensive back Jimmie Ward (shoulder), center Marcus Martin (ankle) and defensive lineman Glenn Dorsey (undisclosed) also were hurt in the game and their status is unknown.They join players such as left tackle Joe Staley, who has missed the past two games with a hamstring injury, and inside linebackers NaVorro Bowman (Achilles tendon) and Ray-Ray Armstrong (chest), who were lost for the season early in the year.Making matters even worse, inside linebacker Gerald Hodges was suspended for the game for violating team rules, forcing safeties Vinnie Sunseri and Antoine Bethea and outside linebacker Ahmad Brooks into inside roles.Part of being really good in this league is staying healthy and when you can stay healthy and youre playing with your front-line guys then youve got a shot, Kelly said.If not, everybody, no matter where you are, I dont think theres a team in the league right now that says, `Hey were good. We havent sustained any injuries. Everybodys sustained something to some extent. You just have to be able to deal with them.Game notes The Niners signed Armstrong to a two-year contract extension to keep him off the free-agent market this offseason. ...San Francisco claimed LB Carl Bradford off waivers from Green Bay and signed TE Jim Dray. ... Bellore and Bell were placed in IR to create the roster spots. ... The team also signed LB Brandon Chubb to the practice squad.---For more NFL coverage: http://www.pro32.ap.org and http://www.twitter.com/AP-NFL [b]Nike Air Max Womens Sale Blue[/b] . PETERSBURG, Fla. [b]Nike Air Max Womens Sale Purple[/b] . The Americans, skipped by John Shuster, seized the advantage in the eighth end by scoring five points for a 7-3 lead. The Czechs pulled two back in the ninth, but Shusters team of third Jeff Isaacson, second Jared Zezel and lead John Landsteiner ended with another point to secure the last Olympic berth on offer. 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"He was a little bit rusty and didnt have his command, but I thought he settled in pretty well," Washington manager Davey Johnson said. "He had a maximum of 80." The only hit Strasburg allowed was costly. Carlos Santanas RBI single with one out in the fourth gave Cleveland starter Corey Kluber the only run he needed. Kluber (5-4) pitched eight shutout innings and escaped three big jams to win for the first time in 11 career starts at Progressive Field. Kluber gave up seven hits, struck out eight and didnt walk a batter. He wiggled out of trouble in the seventh after the Nationals loaded the bases with no outs. Strasburg had gone 2-0 with a 1.17 ERA over a three-start stretch (three earned runs in 23 innings) before exiting his last appearance after two innings against Atlanta. He was placed on the disabled list six days later but was cleared to return following Thursdays bullpen session in Colorado. 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Kluber also escaped jams in the fourth and sixth, which were both set up by errors. "I take it pitch by pitch," Kluber said. "Im not thinking too far ahead. Im not thinking if I can get a double play here or a strikeout there. Those things happen as a result of making good pitches." The Nationals went for 2-for-11 with runners in scoring position, a frustrating day. "We had a bunch of runners on third with less than two outs, but we just didnt score," Johnson said. "We had the right guys up." Adam LaRoche struck out with men on first and third and no one out in the fourth. He also bounced into a double play with two on to end the sixth. "I dont like it when we beat ourselves," LaRoche said. "We should have had an easy four runs on the board with the opportunities we had. It seems like we get one or two chances every game where we dont put it in play or hit it to the wrong spot. I wish we had a solid answer for why it keeps happening." Anthony Rendon led off the fourth with a single, then third baseman John McDonald fielded Ryan Zimmermans grounder but threw wide into centre field. Kluber regrouped with runners at the corners and struck out LaRoche, Jayson Werth and Ian Desmond. Denard Span reached on an infield hit and took second on a throwing error by Kipnis at second base in the sixth. Rendons single moved Span to third but Zimmerman struck out and LaRoche hit into a double play. Werth started the seventh with a bloop double to right. Desmond was hit by a pitch before pinch-hitter Steve Lombardozzi popped up a bunt attempt. Kluber tried to make a diving catch but the ball fell in about halfway between home plate and the mound, loading the bases. First baseman Mark Reynolds grabbed Solanos line drive and beat Lombardozzi to the bag for a double play. The inning ended when Roger Bernadina grounded out. NOTES: Indians RHP Chris Perez (right shoulder strain) made his first rehab appearance for Class A Lake County, pitching one scoreless inning against Great Lakes. The Indians closer started the game, allowing two hits while striking out one. ... The Nationals optioned LHP Xavier Cedeno to Triple-A Syracuse to make room for Strasburg on the 25-man roster. ... Washington wraps up its nine-game road trip with a three-game series in Philadelphia beginning Monday. RHP Dan Haren (4-8) faces LHP John Lannan (0-1), who former Nationals pitcher, in the opener. ... The Indians continue their nine-game homestand Monday against Kansas City. RHP Carlos Carrasco (0-2) takes on RHP James Shields (2-6) in the opener of the three-game set. 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