Nationals vs. Rockies: Livan Hernandez ineffective in 15-7 loss to Colorado
DENVER —Livan Hernandez walked slowly off the mound before the sun set Saturday night over Coors Field, head down, carrying his red glove in his right hand. The Washington Nationals could once rely on Hernandez, no matter the outcome, chewing up innings and carrying them deep into his starts. Another early exit affirmed the end of those days.
In a 15-7 loss to the Colorado Rockies, Hernandez exited without recording an out past the fourth inning for the third time in five starts. He allowed nine runs, seven of them earned and two scoring on account of his own throwing error, before leaving with two outs in the fourth inning. The Nationals' awakening offense lessened the final difference with a four-run rally in the sixth inning, but Hernandez created too deep a deficit.
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