Category Archives: InGame

This weekend series in Atlanta for the Washington Nationals has two teams going in opposite directions. The lineups are far different from what we saw on June 3. The Braves added at the trade deadline, and the Nats subtracted from … Continue reading →

With the Washington Nationals in punt formation on the 2021 season, General Manager Mike Rizzo took to ZOOM to brief season ticket holders on the “State of the Nationals” and what started with apologies ended with optimism for a plan … Continue reading →

The Washington Nationals have been in a freefall since July 1 and it has been worse since the trade deadline. Now the ball is given to Paolo Espino to be the stopper.

The Washington Nationals made some surprising roster moves in the pre-game this afternoon. General manager Mike Rizzo replicated what he did last week and sent another back of the bullpen arm down to Triple-A. This time it was Wander Suero … Continue reading →

This could be the start of a new era for the Washington Nationals as they are giving the start tonight to one of those top prospects the team just traded for. Josiah Gray was acquired via the Max Scherzer and … Continue reading →

After Wander Suero blew the save in the eighth inning, the 5-5 tie game rolled over to the bottom of the ninth inning adding to the intrigue if Yadiel Hernandez could hit another home run in this game. He did … Continue reading →

We have more baseball ahead and while it feels like Spring Training — these lineups sure look like it. This series is tied at one game each and the winner today will take this series between the Washington Nationals and the visiting … Continue reading →

The Washington Nationals have announced that Joe Ross will start tonight with Erick Fedde going tomorrow to wrap up the series with the Cubs. The thinking could have been a soft landing for the newly acquired Josiah Gray to face … Continue reading →

The difference a day makes. This Washington Nationals roster looks like a scene from 2008 with Juan Soto playing the role of a third-year Ryan Zimmerman. The Cubs look the same. Both teams went into fire sale mode before this … Continue reading →

Play ball in game two of this abbreviated 7-inning doubleheader, weather permitting, of course. The Nats are up two games to one in this four-game series, and they are trying to upset the Phillies and their postseason aspirations.