Traber impressive in Nationals' loss

03/09/2006
Indians at the plate: The big hits came raining down in the sixth inning, as the Indians batted around and put nine runs on the board. Grady Sizemore had an RBI single, Jason Michaels had a two-run single and a one-run double, Ben Broussard had an RBI single, Franklin Gutierrez knocked in a run with a single and Einar Diaz drove in two runs with a double to dead center.
Nationals at the plate: Marlon Anderson went deep with a solo shot off right-hander Jason Johnson in the third. Damian Jackson came through with a pair of RBIs early, including a run-scoring single in the first. Brendan Harris added an RBI single in the first.
Indians on the mound: Johnson walked the first batter he faced, and his day didn't get much better from there. He gave up four runs on nine hits in his three innings of work. Left-hander Jason Stanford, vying for consideration as the sixth spot starter this season, pitched two scoreless innings.
Nationals on the mound: Left-hander Billy Traber looked pretty good against his former organization, as he held the Indians to one hit in his four scoreless innings of work. Right-hander Jason Bergmann pitched a scoreless fifth inning, but right-hander Travis Hughes and left-hander Bill Bray got rocked in the sixth, combining to give up nine runs on seven hits.
Grapefruit League records: Indians 7-3; Nationals 1-7.

Source: http://washington.nationals.mlb.com/