Nationals’ Stephen Strasburg strikes out four of eight in first rehab start at Hagerstown

HAGERSTOWN, Md. — More than 6,000 fans and 65 media members squeezed into creaky, old Municipal Stadium on Sunday afternoon to see if Stephen Strasburg still had the lightning in his $15 million right arm. As he reared back and threw his first meaningful pitch in nearly 12 months, a hush came over the building, and as it exploded into his catcher's glove, there went up a half-roar, half-gasp.

The verdict, rendered over the course of 31 pitches in a Class A minor league game: Strasburg, the Washington Nationals' one-time phenom, may not be all the way back — at least not to the extent we came to appreciate during the course of his mesmerizing 2010 rookie season.

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Zachary A. Goldfarb 08 Aug, 2011


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