Jason Bergmann

• Nationals Pitcher Jason Bergmann

Q: You're the defending champion of the Nationals' fantasy football league. Who were your key guys? A: Yes, that's right. I win. Last year I built a team off of good trading and quality drafting. My top (three) picks or so were Willie Parker, Marvin Harrison, Cedric Benson, and I flipped all of them for less hurt, better players down the stretch - really traded better players for less better players and made out with some good trades. I improved my team at the halfway point.

• The Washington Times
• September 01, 2008

• Pujols' Walkoff Homer Lifts Cards

ST. LOUIS -- John Smoltz struck out six and allowed one run in six innings in his first home start for St. Louis, and Albert Pujols hit his 41st homer leading off the bottom of the ninth to give the Cardinals a 3-2 victory over Washington. Pujols homered off Jason Bergmann (2-4) for his eighth career walkoff homer And first since July 13, 2006. Bergmann has allowed seven runs in 21?3 innings in his last five appearances.

• Deseret News (Salt Lake City)
• August 29, 2009

• Nationals Seethe After Sudden Loss

The Washington Nationals have lost their fair share of games in crushing fashion during this trying season. So Friday night's 3-2 defeat to the St. Louis Cardinals - in which Albert Pujols slammed the game-winning homer off Jason Bergmann to lead off the bottom of the ninth - shouldn't have stung so much. But it did. Never before during their previous 82 losses this year had the Nationals felt like they'd been punched in the gut quite like this.

• The Washington Times
• August 30, 2009

• Espn 730 Am Deportes

Este lunes pasado, el entrenador de nuestros Nacionales, Manny Acta, afirmó que su rotación de pitchers ya casi esta completada. Acta planea tener 7 pitchers en rotación para que releven al titular cuando debuten la temporada 2009 ante los Marlins. Acta afirmó que Joel Hanrahan será el pitcher de última entrada, mientras que Joe Beimel y Saul Rivera serán pitchers de medio partido. Esto dejará 4 posiciones en la rotación de pitchers abierta para contención. Los candidatos que están en consideración para estos puestos son: Jason Bergmann, Wil Ledezma, Steven Shell, Michael Hinckley, y Jordan Zimmerman.

• El Pregonero; Washington, D.C.
• September 08, 2009

• Exhibition Provides Glimpse Into Opener

Years from now, they probably won't talk about the night they came to Nationals Park and watched the home team beat the Baltimore Orioles in an exhibition game. They won't remember that Jason Bergmann threw the first pitch (a low fastball to Brian Roberts) or that Nick Johnson recorded the first hit (a blooper to center) or that Cristian Guzman scored the first run (on Johnson's first-inning single).

• The Washington Times
• March 30, 2008

• Give Bradley a Hand

Milton Bradley homered and had three RBIS and the Chicago Cubs scored six runs in the eighth inning en route to a 9-4 victory over the Washington Nationals on Wednesday at Wrigley Field. Bradley hit a two-run homer in the third and broke a 2-2 tie in the seventh with a run-scoring fielder's choice off reliever Jason Bergmann (2-3).

• Telegraph - Herald (Dubuque)
• August 27, 2009

• Green and Glover Undercover

Home run They're going to do great. The boys are getting used to the heat," says Washington Nationals wife Jarah Bergmann , who is married to pitcher Jason Bergmann .

• The Washington Times
• August 22, 2009

• Reds Waste Early Lead in 10-6 Loss

WASHINGTON -- There is a reason Washington pitcher Jason Bergmann lugged a 1-8 record to the mound in Nationals Park to face the Cincinnati Reds on Saturday, Aug. 2. And when the Reds exposed him by scoring five runs in the second inning and chasing him from the mound after six, they owned a four- run lead.

• Dayton Daily News
• August 06, 2008

• Baseball Roundup

Nationals 1, Mets 0 Willie Harris' diving catch in the ninth inning saved Washington, and the Nationals won in New York Thursday as Jason Bergmann pitched seven sharp innings, giving up three hits and striking out nine while not allowing a runner past second.

• The Virginian-Pilot and The Ledger-Star, Norfolk, VA
• May 16, 2008

• Strange Rotation Steadies the Nats ; Unlikely Arms Provide New Life

One by one, they went down. First John Patterson. Then Shawn Hill. Then Jerome Williams. Then Jason Bergmann. Four-fifths of the Washington Nationals' starting rotation went on the disabled list in a span of 12 days, and any hope the club had of remaining competitive likely was gone.

• The Washington Times
• May 29, 2007