Outfield is straight away on Weimar. Straight up stance. Beak close together. Stance a bit open in the box.

Waring number 21. Here's the pitch. Swing and a line drive into center field. It's another hit for Joey Weamer.

Bebas makes the turn at second. Hold as Marsh charges in to pick it up.

Joey Weamer on base for 10 consecutive at bats to begin his

nationals career.

How about that? Charlie slows on the call last night.

Ten consecutive at bats for Joey Weimer.

He's an outfielder for the Nats that's been designated for lower

leagues seven times, three times, excuse me, over the last seven months and was picked up

off a waiver claim in January. He tied the Major League record last night with 10 consecutive

at bats to start the season reaching,

at the very least, first base. He grounded out on his next at bat, trying to set the major

league record. Carlos Delgado holds that. Good morning, everybody. It's only four games. They've

got another 158 left in the baseball season,

but Nats outfielder Joey Weimer is your current National League MVP. He's hitting 800 and has an on-base percentage of 846,

down a little bit from the thousand and thousand percentages yesterday. The Nats,

by the way, beat the Phillies 13 to 2, and they are 3 and 1 to open up the season.

Mark Zuckerman, who covers the Nats and has for years, will join us at 11 to tell us what the

hell's going on with the team that was predicted to be the very worst or second worst team in the bigs. This from Reed to start the

show. Reed, so predictable, dude. Whatever you do, Kevin, please don't spend even a minute

on the uniforms or branding or name or any of the topics that only people like you care about.

It's gotten to be a total turn-the-station moment in my car.

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