Roy Halladay throws seven strong innings to lead the defending National League champions to an easy 11 – 1 win over Washington

On April 5, 2010 — President Barack Obama, wearing a White Sox cap and a Nats jacket, continues a 100-year tradition when he throws the ceremonial first pitch before Washington’s home opener against Philadelphia. The Commander-in-Chief’s toss is high and wide, but third baseman Ryan Zimmerman makes a lunging grab of the ball.

In his first start for the Phillies, Roy Halladay throws seven strong innings to lead the defending National League champions to an easy 11 – 1 win over Washington. Placido Polanco drives in six runs in his return to Philadelphia, while Ryan Howard homers.