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You could see it on the mound Friday night, where Stephen Strasburg pitched just three innings and allowed five earned runs against the Miami Marlins.
Former Prince George's County Councilwoman Leslie E. Johnson, who followed her husband's ambitions into politics last year, will now follow in his footsteps to prison.
"He's emotional about it," Johnson said. "He's one heck of a pitcher and a heck of a competitor. I know he's been struggling with it for a few weeks, and I know he doesn't sleep good thinking about it."
Fatigue, hype prompt Nationals to shut down Stephen Strasburg early →
"I feel it's hard for him, as it would be anybody, to get mentally totally committed in a ballgame," Johnson said. "And he's reached his innings limit that was set two years ago, so we can get past this and talk about other things for a change."
Fatigue, hype prompt Nationals to shut down Stephen Strasburg early →
