Category Archives: InGame

After last night’s controversial rain-out on Juan Soto Shuffle bobblehead night, we try this again in a day/night doubleheader. The Washington Nationals are going to try to do something they have not done all year  —  win three games in a … Continue reading →

The Washington Nationals are going to try to do something they have not done all year  —  win three games in a row. That is, as they say, a winning streak. Aaron Sanchez is on the mound with the opportunity to … Continue reading →

If the Washington Nationals can win four of their next five games, they will reach a 19-31 record at Game No. 50 on Monday. The Nats start a 4-game series against the Rockies tonight, and on Monday they start a … Continue reading →

It seems like a pattern is setting in here, where the Washington Nationals lose the first two games in a series, and must win the final game to salvage a series. That is how you lose over 100 games in … Continue reading →

The Washington Nationals face the Los Angeles Dodgers again tonight, and the Nats will have an ex-Dodgers battery to start this game. Yes, Josiah Gray and Keibert Ruiz both came over in the deadline deal last July that sent Trea … Continue reading →

Last homestand theWashington Nationals welcomed back Dusty Baker from the visitor’s dugout, and today it will be World Series heroes, Trea Turner and Daniel Hudson, who return as visiting players. The Nats have prepared a joint video tribute for Turner … Continue reading →

This series is now a salvage project for the Washington Nationals to leave Milwaukee with a win, and that will be no easy task with the struggling Aaron Sanchez on the mound.

The feast and famine continues for this team as they were shutout again, and this team is one of the better teams on advanced offensive stats, especially when they are winning. The Washington Nationals have scored an average of 7.7 … Continue reading →

The season is almost 25 percent complete at the end of this game for the Washington Nationals. The sample sizes are now large enough for some players to project for the season, but if Juan Soto proved anything last year — … Continue reading →

Have the Washington Nationals hit rock bottom? Fans are asking for accountability, and so far all we hear is “they are trying too hard” or “they are pressing.” Well, the losses have piled up, and the Nats’ winning percentage has … Continue reading →