The Juice is back for its fifth season of fun! Stop by each weekday for an ample serving of news from the action, plus great photos, stats and video highlights. Into the Strastosphere: After ace right-hander Stephen Strasburg connected for his first major league home run Sunday, Washington Nationals manager Davey Johnson said third base coach Bo Porter came to him with a suggestion: ''I didn't expect Stras to hit a breaking ball,'' Johnson said. ''He doesn't usually see breaking balls. Bo Porter came in after and said we found a left fielder.'' Strasburg, having shown he's capable of going deep during batting practice, seemed shocked by his solo shot against Orioles left-hander Wei-Yin Chen that prompted a curtain call. But he was happy to help the Nationals cool off the hottest team in the AL with a 9-3 victory that snapped a five-game winning streak for Baltimore. Strasburg, who came in with five hits in 40-career at-bats, was almost embarrassed about his trip around the bases and subsequent climb up the dugout steps. ''I'm not big for going out there and showboating,'' Strasburg said. ''It was great, but I know my place. I'm not a real hitter out there so I'm not going to go...