Author Archives: Stephen G. "Ghost" Mears

Accountability starts at the top

Accountability is good to see from the top-down in the inverted triangle management theory. The Seattle Mariners’ President of Baseball Operations, Jerry DiPoto, is not a happy man. His team is not scoring enough runs and they are the third … Continue reading

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Game #126 Nats home for 3; No Dylan Crews

The Washington Nationals put together a nice win on Sunday to get back to Washington, D.C. with 56-wins and a one-win behind last year’s record at this time. With speculation growing that top prospect Dylan Crews would make his debut … Continue reading

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“…Shrewd offseason acquisitions…” — said Nats’ Mike Rizzo

What a Sunday to remember with Jake Irvin dominating on the mound for his first 5.0 innings, and a blast to remember from the youngest player on the field, James Wood, who hit a 417 foot shot off of the … Continue reading

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Game #125 Jake Irvin as the stopper

The Washington Nationals have won 55-games this year and just sunk to a season’s low of 14-games under .500. The team is mired in a 4-game losing streak and must look to Jake Irvin as the stopper. You would have … Continue reading

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Game #124 Did Gore figure it out in his side-session?

The Washington Nationals have won 55-games this year and just sunk to a season’s low of 13-games under .500. Another one-run loss in the final inning could be looked at with optimism that the team is close due to the … Continue reading

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Game #123 Patrick Corbin’s countdown with the Nats

The Washington Nationals enter the Players Weekend promotion with a chance to show off their individuality . The team got clobbered last night in Philadelphia, and the game seemed to slip away quickly. “As we talked about [before the game],” … Continue reading

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Game #122 Nats in Philly for a 4-game series

The Washington Nationals are back in Philadelphia to face a team they are very familiar with. This is a 4-game series that will be heavily favoring the Phillies. We are at the 75 percent mark of the season with just … Continue reading

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What was the rush on the coaching staff?

The season is almost 75 percent complete with just over 40-games to play in 2024. While some of the Washington Nationals coaches named Sean Doolittle and Kevin Long could have been in high-demand this offseason, what was the rush to … Continue reading

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Game #121 This is why you play the games

The Washington Nationals shocked the 28,000 fans in Baltimore last night as the Nats have now taken 2-of-3 games from the Orioles this season with the season finale tonight. The crowd was well-attended by Nats fans, and they had a … Continue reading

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Game #120 Nats need Jake Irvin the ace

The Washington Nationals just finished a long homestand and stay in the region with a game up I-295 at Orioles Park against their regional rival. With CJ Abrams back in the lineup after a few days off with back spasms, … Continue reading

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