You know, if I were going on a road trip to Pittsburg, the last place I'd park my luxury SUV is in the RFK parking lot. But then I'm not a naive Canadian* who just moved to town.

Security will be tightened around RFK Stadium after 12 vehicles belonging to Washington Nationals players and employees were broken into and Marlon Byrd's SUV was stolen from a gated parking area while the team was on a road trip. . .

The break-ins occurred the afternoon of June 20, while the Nationals were in Pittsburgh. Credit cards, CDs, clothing and other personal items were stolen from the vehicles, police said.

Byrd's black Cadillac Escalade remains missing.

"I don't understand how that can happen," the outfielder said. "We're gone and my car drives off the lot? And no one notices? And when we get back and I'm standing there looking for the car, no one knows that it happened? That just doesn't make sense to me."

* I know, the players aren't really Canadian.