The Man with the "Hoo" face returns, and talks about his offseason, and the suck that was the RFK locker room.
I echo the thoughts of the commenter on Nats Journal; that of the guys spotlighted thus far, Bergmann seems the most down to earth, and seems like he would be fun to drink a beer with.
Labels: Jason Bergmann, Spotlight
Chad Cordero, taking hacks in the cage.
Labels: Chad Cordero, Spotlight
Evidently Elijah knows how to spoil a good walk. To be honest, his swing doesn't look too bad. He goes a little past parallel on the backswing but he looks flexible enough to pull it off, though it will lead to inconsistently. He also needs to bend the knees a little more as his stiff stance is causing his feet to wander. He is staying down through the ball well and finishes with a nice follow through. Its a little rough around the edges but nothing a little practice can't fix. I'm liking Mr. Dukes more every day. This is a side of him I didn't think I'd ever see.
Labels: Elijah Dukes, Spotlight
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