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Todd Dybas

Washington, D.C.
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News editor, @LinkedIn. Reformed sports writer. BBWAA member. Billy Hoyle impersonator. Bedside table, on the kangaroo.
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Series loss to Nats a microcosm of Stammen's evolving 'pen strategy

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By Todd Dybas
| MLB (Major League Baseball) Verified
WASHINGTON -- Bullpen management is a thorny maze for any manager -- new, old or otherwise. San Diego manager Craig Stammen knew this from spending his Major League pitching life as part of bullpen groups. He guessed -- and second-guessed -- along with his former managers. Some of those managers used roles defined by the inning. Others used matchup math to help drive decisions.
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Stammen ejected for 1st time in career -- as manager AND player

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By Todd Dybas
| MLB (Major League Baseball) Verified
Stammen’s ejection was part of a dismal seventh inning for the Padres. They entered the inning with a 3-1 lead and starting pitcher Michael King cruising. King was pulled after he hit Crews to load the bases with no one out. Bradgley Rodriguez relieved King. The safe call at second scored the tying run and Rodriguez walked the next batter to put the Padres behind, 4-3. A single up the middle scored two more runs, vaulting Washington in front, 6-3.
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At long last! Tatis launches HR No. 1 of the season

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By Todd Dybas
| MLB (Major League Baseball) Verified
“I think part of his process was not trying to hit a home run,” Padres manager Craig Stammen said pregame. “Being a baseball player, not a home run hitter, ‘I’m going to go out and play baseball.’ So far, we’ve seen a little freer version of Fernando at the plate, as a result, we’ve seen a lot of hits.” WASHINGTON -- All he needed to do was to show bunt.
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