Category Archives: InGame

The Washington Nationals are 31-48 heading into this 3-game finale in Seattle, Washington. After a great win yesterday in 11-innings that collared Seattle with not one, but two blown saves in the game, the scrappy Nats once again showed their … Continue reading →

The Washington Nationals took another loss in their bullpen last night in Seattle. They had a chance to win three in a row, but it was not meant to be. The teams are back at it in the second game … Continue reading →

The Washington Nationals arrived in Seattle, Washington at a decent hour last night. They did not want to be sleepless in Seattle like they were the week before when the team arrived after 5 am at their homes in the … Continue reading →

The Washington Nationals bounced back last night and shutout the mighty San Diego lineup with a superb pitching performance from Josiah Gray, Mason Thompson, Kyle Finnegan, and Hunter Harvey for the much-needed win. Arguably, the teams two best position players, … Continue reading →

The Washington Nationals got crushed last night. CJ Abrams showed up against the team that traded him almost a year ago. Juan Soto showed up even bigger for the team that acquired him in that Abrams trade. The only Nats … Continue reading →

The Washington Nationals arrived in San Diego last night with manager Dave Martinez plastered all over the news due to his animated ejection from yesterday’s game. It is pent-up frustration of hundreds of bad calls this season that has cost … Continue reading →

The Washington Nationals played one of their most complete games in all phases of baseball yesterday with the starting pitching and bullpen completing the team’s second combined shutout of the season yesterday. The defense and positioning was excellent. The offense … Continue reading →

We are officially in summer. It is also the longest amount of daylight of the year. The Boys of Summer are set to take the field. The Washington Nationals had two roster moves today, and both Victor Robles (back pain) … Continue reading →

The Washington Nationals are digging a deeper hole for themselves with a 9-21 record in the past 30-games. Now the team is exactly on a 62-100 pace, and that is not acceptable. Losing another winnable game yesterday is becoming more … Continue reading →

The Washington Nationals are spiraling down with a 9-20 record in the past 29-games, and it all started last month at the hands of the Marlins, and continued through their second beatdown this past weekend as the Fish just took … Continue reading →