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1 WASHINGTON NATIONALS (NL EAST) (NL EAST) WASHINGTON NATIONALS 2 NFL NFL WASHINGTON LOS PRONÓSTICOS DEL SANEDRÍN DE @NFL_AS GAME DIVISIÓN CAMPEONATO PLAYOFFS DE DE MUNDIALES DE CARD AMPEÓN SERIES SERIES WILD FUERA C SERIES NATIONALS FERNANDO DÍAZ X X X X X X PEPE RODRÍGUEZ X X X X X X IVIS ABURTO X X X X X X LOS CAPITALINOS PRETENDEN DANI GARCÍA X X X X X X CARLOS SAIZ X X X X X X CARLOS COELLO X X X X X X CARLOS PÉREZ X X X X X X GANAR GRACIAS A SU TALENTO ANGEL LLUIS CARRILLO X X X X X X GORKA VALBUENA X X X X X X Los Nationals, una ANDRÉS MARCHANTE X X X X X X de las franquicias LAS TRES CLAVES DEL EQUIPO esde que Stephen Stras- más talentosas cuando todo los focos estaban cen- Dburg y Bryce Harper, anti- de toda la trados en ellos. La recuperación de la autoestima. Este grupo guos números uno del draft, coin- competición, no La offseason para los capita- era el favorito, considerado de forma unánime, cidieron en Washington D.C., la linos ha sido extraña ya que gran 1 para ganar las World Series el año pasado y, qui- franquicia de los Nationals se ha han logrado los parte de los agentes libres o poten- tando pequeños detalles, es la misma planti- convertido en uno de los grandes resultados que se ciales objetos de deseo decidieron lla. Las lesiones y la mala suerte se cebaron con favoritos para todos los expertos que su camino no estaba en el D.C., ellos. de la competición. Sin embargo, los esperaban y esta limitando el potencial que puede resultados han sido profundamente campaña van de tener esta franquicia. Pero cuando Max Scherzer y Stepehn Strasburg pueden mirar decepcionantes ya que desde 2012 tapados. un club como éste cuenta con enor- a la cara a cualquier dúo de pitchers de la liga y no han sido capaces de superar la mes talentos como Bryce Harper, 2 sentir que son tan buenos, o mejores, que ellos, primera ronda de los playoffs y eso Max Scherzer o Stephen Strasburg, pero detrás suyo el nivel cae de forma dramáti- en los años en los que ha conse- grandes cosas pueden llegar a ocu- ca. Es esencial para ellos que alguien de el paso guido clasificarse. Pronosticar que rrir y ese el objetivo para un equipo adelante como tercer pitcher del equipo. vas a ganar más de 100 partidos que ha visto como todas las opor- y no jugar en octubre sólo puede tunidades han sido desaprovecha- Bryce Harper no puede sostener el ataque él ser calificado de profundo fracaso. das en el pasado y que su ventana sólo. Para que se consigan carreras necesita No obstante, todos los que segui- de oportunidad con el roster actual 3 que, sobre todo Rendon y Zimmerman, tengan el mos el deporte de élite sabemos empieza a cerrarse de forma muy, nivel que se les presuponía a principios de la pa- que una cosa son los pronósticos y muy veloz. sada campaña. Sólo así se evitarán los colapsos otra bien distinta cuando empieza La iniminente agencia libre de ofensivos del grupo. la temporada. He aquí una de las franquicias Stephen Strasburg planea de for- Curiosamente, 2016 no es un más tristes, y una de las histo- ma amenazadora por la capital de LO MEJOR LO PEOR año en el que se han generado rias más complicadas, de toda la Estados Unidos y el aquí y ahora enormes expectativas para una MLB. Son, junto a los Mariners, ha llegado para una franquicia que Bryce Harper. Nada El declive de Ryan franquicia para la que se ha previs- los únicos que no han disputado echará mano de un ilustre vetera- que añadir al mejor 1 1 Zimmerman, siendo to grandeza y... que se ha queda- unas World Series. Hasta el 2005 no de los banquillos como Dusty jugador de la actualidad una pieza indispensable do con las ganas. El equipo a batir estuvieron afincados en Mon- Baker, alguien que ha tenido una en la liga. en ataque. no es otro sino el que juega como treal (Canada). Llegaron ese año notable carrera como técnico y SU GRAN ESTRELLA local en el barrio neoyorquino de a Washington, ciudad que llevaba para el que parecía que su oportu- BRYCE HARPER Scherzer y Strasburg, La caída de nivel en Queens, unos New York Mets que 33 años sin béisbol profesional, nidad de ganar el anillo como má- con potencial para 2 2 la rotación de pit- fueron capaces de llegar hasta la y recuperaron el nombre del vie- nager se había esfumado. Si lo con- Bryce Harper no es sólo la es- ser el mejor dúo de pit- chers con la marcha de gran final por primera vez desde el jo equipo del lugar, los Nationa- sigue, su entrada en el Hall of Fame trella de los Nationals: es una chers de la MLB. Jordan Zimmerman. 2000. Y esas bajas expectativas, als, que penaron durante 70 años se daría casi por segura y el roster de las grandes estrellas de la estar por debajo del radar puede bajo el certero lema de “first in que está a sus órdenes tiene el po- MLB. El actual MVP de la Natio- Ir por debajo del ra- Son un grupo que convertirse en una verdadera ben- war, first in peace, and last in the tencial para dar la gran sorpresa nal League, el bateador de toda dar tras no cumplir 3 3 sabe lo que es fraca- dición para un club como los Nats American League”. y lograr el primer título en béisbol una generación, aspira a ser el con las expectativas el sar a lo grande, y eso a que no han sido capaces de rendir para la capital desde 1924. primer deportista que consiga año pasado. veces marca. un contrato de más de 400 mi- llones de dólares. 3 WASHINGTON NATIONALS (NL EAST) (NL EAST) WASHINGTON NATIONALS 4 NFL NFL PROPIETARIO ENTRENADOR ESTRELLA OFENSIVA TED LERNER DUSTY BAKER RYAN ZIMMERMAN Lerner compró la franquicia provenien- Cuando Mike Rizzo entendió que El problema de Zimmerman te de Montreal de manos de la propia el experimento Matt Williams, una son las lesiones. Durante las MLB, que era quien la dirigía en aque- cabezonada del general manager, dos últimas temporadas se ha llos años, y fue el encargado de asentarla en Washing- había fracasado, decidió tirar por perdido la friolera de 168 par- ton, recuperando el nombre original de Nationals, perte- la calle del medio y fichar a una au- tidos, y ha visto como sus es- neciente al equipo que jugaba en la capital de Estados téntica leyenda: Dusty Baker. El que tadísticas caían en picado tras Unidos hasta los años 70. fuera considerado entrenador del unos 2012 y 2013 más que no- año en la National League hasta tables. Sin embargo, escondi- en tres ocasiones en los San Fran- dos entre sus problemas físicos cisco Giants de los 90 llega al equi- y los resultados de un equipo MANAGER GENERAL po de Washington con un encargo que se vino abajo durante el MIKE RIZZO muy claro, el de devolver la quími- pasado mes de agosto hasta ca y el espíritu a un vestuario roto. decir adiós a los playoffs cuan- Mike Rizzo lleva en la franquicia desde Y eso es, precisamente, en lo que do no parecían tener grandes que Lerner se hizo con ella. Al principio más ha destacado a lo largo de su rivales en la división (los Mets como un asistente más dentro de las carrera como entrenador, así que se encargaron de desmentir oficinas y tras el año 2009 como el general manager de parece un hombre indicado para la eso), Zimmerman fue capaz la misma. En estos años ha conseguido lo impensable: tarea. Con que no se repitan imá- de conseguir un OBP de .372 y que unos de los mayores perdedores de la historia de genes como la pelea entre Harper un OPS por encima de .900, lo los deportes norteamericanos se estabilizara como un y Papelbon quizás sea suficiente... que es un lujo, en los últimos candidato permanente a entrar en playofs y pelear por 39 partidos en los que jugó. Si el título. No es que lo haya conseguido, ni una cosa ni EL PACIFICADOR. Los está sano será una de las pie- la otra, pero lo cierto es que se le pueden poner pocos Nationals tienen muy zas esenciales del éxito en ata- peros a su trabajo. No le tembló el pulso, este invierno, evidentes problemas de que de unos Nationals que le para cambiar de entrenador, lo que demuestra su com- química, y Baker tendrá necesitan mucho. promiso para ganar ya. que arreglarlos. ASÍ ES EL ATAQUE DE LOS WASHINGTON NATIONALS WILSON JOSÉ RYAN DANIEL DANNY ANTHONY JAYSON BEN BRYCE MICHAEL TREA CLINT STEPHEN 40 RAMOS 59 LOBATÓN 11 ZIMMERMAN 20 MURPHY 8ESPINOSA 6RENDON 28 WERTH REVERE 34 HARPER 3TAYLOR 7TURNER 25 ROBINSON DREW CATCHERS INFIELDERS OUTFIELDERS BANQUILLO Cuando los Nationals se hicieron con los servicios de El diamante de los Nationals repre- batea como zurdo y el equipo nece- Una unidad que esté liderada por suele decir, lo mejor está por ve- Los suplentes del club intentan ser que empiece el año en las Ligas Wilson Ramos en 2010, pensaban que tenían catcher senta un interesante desafío. Tiene sitaba eso. Murphy no es un buen GRAN el jugador más talentoso y vigente nir. Sin embargo, el resto del grupo combinar juventud y veteranía casi Menores, su regreso a la MLB será para muchos años y así ha sido.
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