Nationals 2, Royals 1: Second Look  Lots of things going on
around here today - plus, my seemingly endless waffling about
the Mac-vs.-PC decision goes on with more research this morning
- so I'll get right to it. Here are the awards from last night's
2-1 Nationals win over the Royals, plus some things you might
have missed and the Talking Points from the night:  Golden Geese
Livan Hernandez: After an erratic start last week in Detroit,
Hernandez came back impressively on Monday night. He gave up
eight runs against the Tigers, walking six and allowing seven
hits. Afterward, he studied the film with pitching coach Steve
McCatty, and realized his left arm was flopping downward when he
delivered. In addition to leaving his forearm sore from snapping
and hitting his thigh most of the night, it pushed Hernandez's
line to the plate off track. Pitching with his glove tight to
his body, he got back to being the Hernandez we've seen most of
the year, allowing one run in seven innings.   Michael Morse:
Every time Morse