Washington Nationals starting pitcher Gio Gonzalez cheers with shaving cream on his ... more >“We’re not taking anything for granted, we’re not satisfied with what we’ve done. We’ve put ourselves in a good position, and I think if we can take anything out of what we’ve done that’s all we can take. The moment you become satisfied or become happy with what you’ve done then a team like the Braves is going to get hot and catch you. We’ve just got to keep working and keep going.”
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Amanda Comak covers the Washington Nationals and comes to The Washington Times from the Cape Cod Times and after stints with MLB.com and the Amsterdam (N.Y.) Recorder. A Massachusetts native and 2008 graduate of Boston University, Amanda can be reached at acomak@washingtontimes.com and you can follow her on Twitter @acomak.
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