Category Archives: InGame

Finesse is a large makeup of this current Washington Nationals pitching staff. It is not necessarily a bad thing unless you are a bad “finesse” pitcher. Gone are the days of the big power arms in the Nats’ rotation, and … Continue reading →

Mathematically we are not starting the second half of the season, but baseball calls the first game back after the All-Star game as the start to the second half of the season which has always seemed odd.  Especially this year … Continue reading →

Mathematically we aren’t at the halfway point of the season, just at the final game before we enter the All-Star break. After today, there are just 68-games remaining.

Things just hit the proverbial wall with superstar Juan Soto — if you believe the rumors that he just rejected the largest single contact in MLB history at $440 million. That contract would be $14 million more than the greatest player … Continue reading →

Last nigbt was just another disappointing one-run loss for this team when the Washington Nationals were in position to walk-off. While some do not believe in clutch, the team had the game-tying run on second base when the game ended … Continue reading →

The Opening Day roster was supposed to have a rotation with Anibal Sanchez, Joe Ross, and Stephen Strasburg, and none of them could make it due to injuries. Strasburg debuted last month and pitched just a partial game before landing … Continue reading →

Well, Tyler Clippard is finally back. Unfortunately it is because Tanner Rainey gas a UCL sprain and was put on the 60-day IL. Clippard had not been in a Nats uniform since 2014.

The skies are gray, and weather is threatening, so who else would be on the mound besides Josiah Gray? Seattle Mariners vs. Washington Nationals Stadium:  Nationals Park, Washington, D.C. 1st Pitch:  12:05 pm EDT TV: MASN; ROOT NW, MLB App (out-of-network … Continue reading →

Five days ago, Paolo Espino had his worst start of his 2022 season. His 3.33 ERA in a small sample size still looks great, but he needs a bounceback game here in Atlanta to wrap up this three-game weekend series.

At this point in meaningful series, the Washington Nationals are just trying to show that they can still compete. The Mets and Braves are separated by just 2 ½ games in the standings, and the Braves are feeling it as … Continue reading →