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05.07.2019 11:40
-- I was expecting to her to do an Amanar, Antworten

WASHINGTON -- Bryce Harper was pulled after the sixth inning and Nationals ace Stephen Strasburg suffered his second loss of the season as Washington fell 7-1 to the San Francisco Giants Saturday night in a matchup of NL division leaders.Harper played with a stiff neck, Nationals manager Dusty Baker revealed following the loss, which snapped Washingtons four-game winning streak.Ive been having it for a couple days now, Harper said of the neck stiffness. Its been bothering me. Tonight (Dusty) came up to me in the seventh inning and just gave me the night off. `Well get you out of there. Hopefully get some treatment on that and feel better (Sunday) or Tuesday. Well see where were at.The 2015 NL MVP looked awkward in all three of his at-bats. He struck out each time, lowering his batting average to .233.Anybody who has ever had a stiff neck, I mean, you know youre not yourself, Baker said. So, I took him out for precaution. Well see if its any better tomorrow.During his third inning at-bat against Giants starter Matt Cain (4-6), Harper needed a moment to regroup after fouling off a pitch, adjusting into a slight crouch. The Nationals trainer tended to the right fielder , but Harper remained in the game.It just didnt feel very good, Harper said. It got a little tense in there. I needed a break real quick. Our trainer got out there and gave me a second. Just definitely didnt feel right. Hopefully we can see what tomorrow has in store for us.As for what caused the issue, Harper could only shrug.I dont know, man. Maybe a pillow. I really have no idea, he explained.The primary cause of pain for Strasburg (15-2) was Eduardo Nunez. The third baseman got four hits, including two triples and a double off Strasburg.There was too much Nunez today. This was his day, Baker said.Brandon Belt homered, doubled and singled for the Giants.They must have eaten some line drives for lunch because there were line drives hit everywhere, Baker cracked.Strasburg was trying to become the first pitcher in the majors with 16 wins this season. Instead, he lasted only 4 2/3 innings in his shortest outing this year, giving up four runs and eight hits.Strasburg struck out eight but allowed two runs in both the fourth and fifth innings. He threw 88 pitches overall.I feel like I was scuffling the whole game, the right-hander said. Yeah, I retired nine of the first 10, but I didnt really feel like I was executing and it just kind of caught up to me.Cain won his third straight start, pitching five shutout innings and scattering five hits. Last Sunday, he threw five no-hit innings to beat the Nationals at home.Nunez had been hitless in his last 16 at-bats, and was just 2 for 20 since being traded over by Minnesota in late July. The AL All-Star scored three runs.Buster Posey drove in two runs for the Giants, who had been struggling at the plate lately before getting 14 hits.SOLO JOBDanny Espinosa drove in the lone Washington run with an eighth-inning single.TRAINERS ROOMNationals: 1B Ryan Zimmerman was placed on the 15-day disabled list Saturday with a bruised left wrist. The move is retroactive to Aug. 1, and OF Brian Goodwin was promoted from Triple-A Syracuse. Goodwin replaced Harper and made his major league debut, and had a flyout in his lone at-bat.UP NEXTGiants: LHP Madison Bumgarner (10-6) tries to rebound after his worst start of the season last Tuesday when he gave up eight runs on 10 hits in five innings during a 13-8 loss at Philadelphia.Nationals: RHP Tanner Roark (11-6) has won five of his last six decisions, including his last two starts when he earned victories over Arizona and San Francisco. John Hannah Jersey . 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With the amount of money given to players by their clubs these days, it is a wonder that so many of those teams allow the sport to continue to take away many of their assets so they can play for a different team in the middle of their season. Tom Brady Womens Jersey .Y. -- The Buffalo Sabres have placed centre Cody Hodgson on injured reserve and recalled two players from their AHL affiliate in Rochester. Sony Michel Youth Jersey . World champions Tatiana Volosozhar and Maxim Trankov of Russia won the gold medal with 237.71 points, Moore-Towers and Moscovitch followed at 208.45 and Ksenia Stolbova and Fedor Klimov of Russia were third at 187. SAN JOSE, Calif. -- Gabby Douglas didnt only fall off the balance beam Friday on the opening night of the two-day U.S. Olympic womens gymnastics trials. The all-around champion from the 2012 London Olympics put herself in real jeopardy of not even making the five-woman team if she doesnt find some way to rally from her seventh-place finish when the competition concludes Sunday.Douglas wasnt having a lights-out effort anyway at SAP Center when she got to the balance beam, her last routine of the night. But what happened next -- the sight of Douglas falling off the beam on the sort of spin she has made a thousand times, then fighting like hell just to overcome her jangling nerves and finish the routine -- opened the floodgates for some serious second-guessing of her decision to shuffle her coaches just before this event.The fact that U.S. national team coordinator Martha Karolyi didnt pass on the chance to mention it afterward herself was the second-worst piece of news for Douglas from the opening day of this meet.Dont give up on me yet, a somber Douglas told reporters, gamely staying moored in her news conference chair until she had faced every last painful question. She allowed that her fall off the beam made it hard to flip the switch because the only thought rattling through her brain at that point was, This hole just got bigger for me to climb out of.The leap in improvement that Karolyi was hoping to see from Douglas wasnt enough Friday to liberate Karolyi from her half-joking, half-not pre-competition remark that Douglas habit of peaking late before big events makes me nervous.Karolyi and a panel of Olympic team selectors have broad discretion when choosing the final U.S. womens team. It wont just be based on their trials scores. The gymnasts have always known that the trials results will count greatly toward winning a spot in Rio, but they will also be judged on other competitions earlier in the year, their ability to perform under pressure, and how their skills fit in with the teams needs.So while Karolyi left open the possibility that Douglas could rebound Sunday -- reiterating, not for the first time, that she likes athletes who are crucible-tested competitors -- Karolyi also said she could feel this kind of performance coming from Douglas. She was put on notice after she finished fourth at the U.S. nationals two weeks ago that she needed to sharpen up her routines between there and trials.But Douglas got here and took a step backward instead.I think her training was not so perfect coming up to today, Karolyi said. She wasnt quite hitting all her routines. And certainly, in my opinion, you compete better if you train better. ... Maybe it was the coaching situation.Karolyi was alluding to Douglas decision to switch to having Christian Gallardo as the only coach she allowed to have on the competition floor at these trials rather than Buckeye Gymnastics Kittia Carpenter, who was with Douglas two weeks ago at the national championships.Douglas herself insisted it was not a big deal since Gallardo has helped coached her all along. Her mother, Natalie Hawkins, went so far as to release a statement through USA Gymnastics minutes before the competition began, stating: Gabrielle hasnt made a coaching change.dddddddddddd Christian Gallardo has been Gabrielles coach since she arrived at Buckeye. Since there is only to be one coach alongside Gabrielle throughout the Olympic process, Christian is that coach based on their longtime coach/athlete bond, chemistry and strength together.But Douglas also knows her reputation for changing coaches with little warning or explanation has trailed her throughout her post-London comeback and raised questions --fairly or not -- about her commitment. She was only 16 when she won in London and then took nine months off afterward to take a well-deserved victory lap that was full of public appearances, endorsement deals, a couple of autobiographies, and a tour with the other four U.S. women who won the team gold in London.When Douglas returned to training in May 2013, she initially rejoined her longtime coach Liang Chow in Des Moines, Iowa. But she stayed there only two months before leaving without public explanation and returned to Los Angeles to train at a local gym.In April 2014, she returned to Chow and Iowa yet again, but again left before the end of the year in what Lowell Taub, her agent at CAA Sports, insinuated was a compensation dispute.Douglas and her advisors thought finding a new coach would be simple. But it was not. Several coaches turned Douglas down outright, some out of respect for Chow. Even Carpenter admitted she was wary of taking on Douglas when Douglas first came to her. She wondered if Douglas would be a diva in the gym and said she was pleasantly surprised to find out she was not.Now this.Carpenter is gone, Gallardo is here. When he arrived at trials, he confirmed to USA Todays Rachel Axon that Douglas had decided not to do a high-difficulty/high-reward Amanar, a vault she had done with great success in London and other big meets in the past.Once again, Karolyi was blunt.I am a little disappointed Karolyi said. We gave her enough time and we talked about it the whole year, starting with American Cup and going from one stage to the other, but it looks like mentally she is not ready to do it.Douglas reputation for somehow coming up with the goods when she needs to will be tested now. So will the selection committees guts: Would they really swallow hard and leave the defending Olympic champ off the team?There has always been the thought that once Karolyi gets Douglas into the national teams training camp before big competitions, Karolyi been able to work magic with Douglas, sharpen up her routines and get her t

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