Category Archives: InGame

The Mets fans have been rooting for the Washington Nationals all week as they played the Philadelphia Phillies and are now in Atlanta to face the Braves for a weekend series. The Braves of course are nipping at the Mets … Continue reading →

For Joan Adon, you have to take advantage of your opportunities. He is getting the start today in place of the injured Jackson Tetreault. 

This is all about Cade Cavalli, and the game he put together for Triple-A Rochester Red Wings. Clearly, an ace is supposed to go deep into games, and dominate batters while allowing few ( or in this case, none) to … Continue reading →

Last night, the Washington Nationals were missing two of their big bats in the lineup as Juan Soto was nursing his calf strain, and Nelson Cruz was dealing with a stomach issue. Cruz, the team’s DH, is out again today, … Continue reading →

The Washington Nationals might be happy to see any team other than the Miami Marlins, and the team is in Philadelphia for a three-game series against the Phillies. While Juan Soto‘s status is unknown at this hour, we do know … Continue reading →

Yesterday afternoon, the Washington Nationals were hitless but not lifeless through six innings. Starting pitcher Erick Fedde turned in another one of those starts that did not look pretty, but really was when you looked at the scoreboard. Fedde held … Continue reading →

The Washington Nationals will go into the second half of this season with a losing record and last place in the NL East. Their record at the end of the game will either be 30-51 or 29-52, and that puts … Continue reading →

Another news break from the Washington Nationals came by surprise with no leaks in the team’s announcement that both G.M. Mike Rizzo and manager Dave Martinez had their options picked up for 2023.

We are nearing the mathematical mid-point of the season this weekend after Sunday’s game, and the Washington Nationals are now hovering at that 20-games under .500 mark on the season. That’s not good when you consider the Nats were thought … Continue reading →

They say that momentum is only as good as your next game’s pitcher, and here we are with Paolo Espino who pitched well enough to beat the Phillies until a bullpen implosion, and again last time out against the Rangers. … Continue reading →