Category Archives: Recap

The Nationals fell in their third contest out of the last four on Wednesday on getaway day, as MacKenzie Gore lasted just 3 2/3 innings on the mound while Washington only salvaged two runs off Griffin Canning and the Angels … Continue reading →

The Nationals saw a strong outing on the mound from Josiah Gray on Tuesday night, though it was mooted by Shohei Ohtani‘s seven nearly hitless innings, leading the Angels to a 2-0 win.

The Washington Nationals had just two extra-base hits Monday night to open their three-game set with the Los Angeles Angels, but it did the job, as pitching held both Shohei Ohtani and Mike Trout to a combined 0-for-8 clip. The … Continue reading →

The Washington Nationals fell to the Colorado Rockies Sunday, 7-6, to close out the four-game weekend series. In the four innings that there was scoring, just one of those innings had only one team score in the back-and-forth affair. The … Continue reading →

The Washington Nationals grabbed their second straight win Saturday night over the Colorado Rockies, as Stone Garrett led the way with an impressive night. The Nats went into the ninth inning up 7-2, nearly blowing it — but they hung … Continue reading →

It was Alcides Escobar as the difference maker in this one on defense and offense to contribute to a 5-4 win. There were no home runs in this game in Coors Field, and runs were scored by walks, singles and … Continue reading →

This felt like a 2019 win with Patrick Corbin pitching a gem, Juan Soto providing clutch offense, and the bullpen melting down. In the end, the Nats’ three runs held up, and they won this by a final score of … Continue reading →

With a 6.0 inning, two-run outing with eight strikeouts, Josiah Gray was good enough to earn this win — his first in the Majors. He finished at 100 pitches and stranded the tying runs on-base to exit with the lead … Continue reading →

No, it was not Max Scherzer on the mound tonight in the 8th inning for the Washington Nationals. It was Josh Rogers who went 7 2/3 innings of 1-run baseball en route to another win on his record. A huge … Continue reading →

With this shutout win today, the Washington Nationals need just two more wins this season to avoid the dreaded 100-loss season. It appears like there will be four teams  surpassing 100 loss plateau this season, which is a black eye on … Continue reading →