Author Archives: Andrew Lang

From Gloomy to Boom-y

Posted on August 7, 2024 by Andrew Lang

The Washington Nationals Twitter/X account posted up what they called “a painting” that looked a photo, so we used Photoshop to get us started on creating a DC Masterpiece, and then added some brushstrokes. In the center of the painting … Continue reading →

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Could the Nats pivot to the next big prospect call-up of Brady House?

Posted on August 4, 2024 by Andrew Lang

There seemed to be an assumption regarding the ordering of Washington Nationals top prospects to make their MLB debuts. As the common thinking was assumed, James Wood would be called up first, then Dylan Crews, and finally Brady House from … Continue reading →

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Mike Rizzo speaks about the 2024 Trade Deadline

Posted on July 31, 2024 by Andrew Lang

The trade deadline saw the Washington Nationals trade four players in total, and the team netted seven players back in return. General Manager Mike Rizzo spoke to his strategy of receiving back “market value” for players, and thought they did … Continue reading →

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There is no rule that says you MUST trade a player!

Posted on July 30, 2024 by Andrew Lang

Does anyone know if the Washington Nationals were trading Kyle Finnegan? How can you say his trade value was affected by his meltdown on the mound last night? News at 11. Come on. If Finnegan did his job, nobody would … Continue reading →

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The first Rizzo Family Foundation charity event was a star-studded, smashing success, raising over $125,000 for local kids in need!

Posted on July 22, 2024 by Andrew Lang

When Rizzo Foundation Board Member, David Jones, contacted me in early June about attending the first RizKids charity event, we immediately penciled in July 21 on our calendars and signed up immediately. This was the inaugural event that Mike and … Continue reading →

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Mike Rizzo and his staff pulled off a 4-D chess move that turned 1.41 years of Harvey into: Wallace and Lomavita

Posted on July 16, 2024 by Andrew Lang

Numerous times, Washington Nationals’ general manager Mike Rizzo has made it clear that he would have to be blown away to trade key players like Hunter Harvey, Kyle Finnegan, and Lane Thomas, who all had team control that extended into … Continue reading →

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A 17-year-old caught James Wood’s first HR ball; His story about what happened next!

Posted on July 7, 2024 by Andrew Lang

When you sit in an outfield seat close to the field, your chance of catching a home run ball is like winning on a lotto ticket. Your odds are between slim and none in catching one. But when you do, … Continue reading →

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James Wood moves to the top of Baseball America as their new №1

Posted on July 3, 2024 by Andrew Lang

The Washington Nationals just promoted James Wood on Monday to make his MLB debut, and this morning he was named as Baseball America‘s №1 prospect in all of baseball. Of course Wood will keep his prospect ranking while playing for … Continue reading →

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The wait is over and the product will improve on July 1 with the call-up of James Wood

Posted on June 28, 2024 by Andrew Lang

One way to improve the product is by replacing the weakest parts with better parts, and you usually do that incrementally. News broke today that the Nats’ top prospect, and a Top-5 consensus prospect in all of baseball, James Wood, … Continue reading →

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Turn the page; Improve the product!

Posted on June 27, 2024 by Andrew Lang

As soon as the Washington Nationals jet flew out of San Diego at 6:45 pm PDT, they turned the page on a miserable series. That series exposed a team that makes too many mistakes. Where is the internal improvement? What … Continue reading →

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