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"I just need to get some hand strength. That’ll come with time. It has come a long way in a short period of time."
Ryan Zimmerman (shoulder/upper back) is expected back in the lineup on Monday.
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Werth hardly noticed the love from teammate Clint Robinson after his big hit.
Nationals’ skipper Dusty Baker told reporters on Monday that Jayson Werth is performing like a "finely-tuned old car" these days.
The right fielder is superstitious about addressing his sizzling hitting.
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The Nationals left fielder will visit the doctor who has treated his wrist injuries throughout his career.
Werth is "still in the rehab process" after offseason shoulder surgery, according to manager Matt Williams. Nate McLouth will also be limited in Thursday's workout, while Denard Span is "full-go."
After a dismal June, Jayson Werth fought his way out of a slump and emerged as the league's player for the first week of July.
In an up-and-down game in a mostly empty stadium in Philadelphia, the Nats pick up an 11-inning win over the Phillies.
After a 15-year career that included a World Series in Philadelphia and a few near-misses in Washington, he hangs up his cleats.
Jayson Werth hits his first home run in 105 at-bats and adds two doubles, but Houston tops Washington in the 11th inning.
Jayson Werth talked earlier this winter about the frustration of injuring his left wrist again last season and what he expects from new Washington Nationals' manager Dusty Baker in 2016. Can Werth play left on an everyday basis? He thinks he can...
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