Category Archives: Games

If at first you don’t succeed, try, try again. Patrick Corbin of the Washington Nationals has been working all season on his mechanics. His past two games showed signs of improvement until he hit the wall in his final inning … Continue reading →

There might be gray skies headed to Washington, and at some point Josiah Gray should be on the mound to face the Atlanta Braves when the skies are not threatening rain. In Gray’s last start, it was against these Braves … Continue reading →

Maybe the only good news was seeing some of the younger players step up in the first game of the doubleheader as Carter Kieboom and Victor Robles both stood-out in a game with little that went right in a 4-1 … Continue reading →

The wind came out of the sails on the Washington Nationals, not once, but twice today , as they blew two separate 3-run leads and eventually lost the game in a disappointing 8-7 final at CitiField in Queens, New York. … Continue reading →

This game starts the final 50-games for the Washington Nationals this season. Once again, they are playing a potential playoff team and would love to play the real spoiler.

We saw some promising signs from Patrick Corbin five days ago in his previous start for the Washington Nationals. He had his slider working for 6.0 innings but hit the wall and fell apart when he came out for the … Continue reading →

With a 5-game losing streak that must be stopped, the newly acquired Josiah Gray gets his second start for the Washington Nationals and is tasked with getting his team the W. The Braves have a 4-game winning streak and these … Continue reading →

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 →