Category Archives: InGame

The Washington Nationals were on a roll and hit one of those bumps in the road yesterday. The great teams bounce right back, and the Nats will have a chance to do that in this afternoon’s contest with the Marlins.

The Washington Nationals have only been above .500 this season for one game, and that was back on Opening Day when Juan Soto hit that walk-off single. This team has a chance to get back above .500 tonight in Miami, … Continue reading →

The Washington Nationals just finished up some emotional games with key wins over the Phillies and Mets and must keep the pressure on with this four game series in Miami. The Nats have won four in a row, and now … Continue reading →

After the completion of this game, the Washington Nationals will be just 10 games until the halfway point in the season. This game will create some separation in the NL East. It is a depleted NL East as each team … Continue reading →

With his 10-days on the injured list served, Max Scherzer returns to the mound tonight for the Washington Nationals. After he hurt his groin, the 3-time Cy Young star pitcher for the Nats, had to go on the IL and … Continue reading →

The Washington Nationals get to host another Father’s Day game. It was exactly 15 years ago when the Nats took down a 1st place New York team with Ryan Zimmerman‘s first career walk-off home run. Now Mr. Walk-Off has eleven … Continue reading →

This winning streak ended at five games, and the formula of scoring one run did not work again. In the second game of this doubleheader, the Nats will go with lefty Jon Lester. The Mets are set to throw a … Continue reading →

This is the first of the two 7-inning games set for this Manfredian doubleheader. After last night’s walk-off, you have to wonder what the Washington Nationals can do for an encore. Of course, mother nature looks like she can fiddle … Continue reading →

The Washington Nationals winning streak went to 5 games after this walk-off winner courtesy of Yan Gomes after Erick Fedde threw 7.0 innings of shutout baseball. That RISP hit by Gomes to drive in Juan Soto was the only run … Continue reading →

Has their been a bigger 4-game series than this one for the Washington Nationals? Kind of a no excuses game as far as the rosters matchup here with injuries on both sides, and the Nats will not face the Mets … Continue reading →