Author Archives: Andrew Lang

Baseball prospects are being made close to Nationals Park in College Park, Maryland!

Posted on December 29, 2020 by Andrew Lang

As we discuss top prospects, there is something good brewing over in College Park, Maryland other than the java at Vigilante Coffee and the suds at the iconic watering hole at RJ Bentley’s. The Terps baseball team over at the … Continue reading →

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Let’s Look at the Early Odds for the Nats’ 2021 Season

Posted on December 3, 2020 by Andrew Lang

With nothing much happening in MLB free agent signings, it is a good time to look at where the Washington Nationals are in projections. After posting a (relatively) poor 26-34 record during the disrupted 2020 MLB season, it will not … Continue reading →

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A Thanksgiving journey for Andrew Stevenson continues!

Posted on November 26, 2020 by Andrew Lang

This is a long story that and much has changed since we published this originally four years ago. Some might think it begins on the fields of Williamsport, Pennsylvania in the Little League World Series or finishes after scoring the … Continue reading →

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Jackson Rutledge was named MLB Pipeline’s #1 prospect of the Nats. What is he all about?

Posted on November 24, 2020 by Andrew Lang

It has been a little over a full year from his draft in the first round in 2019, and Jackson Rutledge is now MLB Pipeline’s № 1 prospect for the Washington Nationals. He holds the same spot that Stephen Strasburg once … Continue reading →

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Baseball is a crazy game and heroes are made in the biggest moments: Brett Phillips! Who?

Posted on October 25, 2020 by Andrew Lang

The stage was set for Randy Arozarena to walk-off on Goliath, but they walked him to pitch to Brett Phillips who had not notched a hit in a month. Who? Brett Phillips. Best known for his Arnold Horshack laugh than … Continue reading →

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The 2020 MLB ‘exhibition’ season is at its Final Four

Posted on October 15, 2020 by Andrew Lang

Baseball is still being played in two cities, and soon it will be down to one as MLB is using bubble host cities for the NLCS and the ALCS. They are also playing every day without the usual travel days … Continue reading →

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How Drones Are Disrupting Baseball

Posted on October 7, 2020 by Andrew Lang

An already weird MLB season just keeps getting weirder. In the last two months. there have been five MLB games were delayed to varying degrees due to… drones. This is what happens when fans are not allowed in the stands. 

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Game #37 is Game 2 of this Atlanta doubleheader

Posted on September 4, 2020 by Andrew Lang

This second game of the doubleheader will also be a scheduled 7 inning game per the 2020 rules. This game features Wil Crowe for the Nats as the 29th man called up for the doubleheader, and the Braves will pitch Huascar … Continue reading →

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Game #34 will have Max Scherzer for the Nationals

Posted on September 2, 2020 by Andrew Lang

The Washington Nationals cannot seem to put all facets of the game together in a nine inning game. Last night Patrick Corbin gave up two runs and got zero in support and while there was some good defense for him — … Continue reading →

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Nats stick with Luis Garcia and option top prospect Carter Kieboom

Posted on August 26, 2020 by Andrew Lang

In shocking but never surprising news, the Nats sent their top prospect Carter Kieboom to the Washington Nationals’ minor league camp at the Alternate Training Site in Fredericksburg today to make room for Sean Doolittle who was activated from the … Continue reading →

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