Nationals Fall Hard In San Francisco, 8-0
The Nationals’ hitting woes not only continued on Monday night in San Francisco, they might have actually gotten worse. Washington’s anemic line-up was able to muster only three hits against Ryan...
View ArticleNats Fall In St. Louis, Eliminated From The Postseason
Carlos Beltran homered and Adam Wainwright subdued Washington’s line-up and the St. Louis Cardinals went on to defeat the Nationals, 4-3 at Busch Stadium. The loss eliminated the Nationals from the...
View ArticleNats Notes: Takeaways From The Miami Sweep
Fans don’t normally expect a series sweep to be dramatic, but this past series against the Miami Marlins provided theatricality in spades. Nats fans will note: these are not the Fish of yesteryear, or...
View ArticleNats Sweep Philadelphia Behind Fister, LaRoche
Righty starter Doug Fister and first sacker Adam LaRoche combined to lead the Nationals to a 4-2 victory over the reeling Philadelphia Phillies on Thursday afternoon at Nationals Park. The win marked a...
View ArticleNats Rally, But Braves Win In 13
Anthony Rendon’s dramatic 9th inning homer knotted a game at four apiece last night at Nationals Park, but Atlanta prevailed in a 13 inning strike out fest to win their second straight against their...
View ArticleRoark (And The Nats Bullpen) Stump The Braves
Nationals skipper Matt Williams remained his usual unsmiling self after the Nationals bested the Braves on Sunday afternoon at Nationals Park, but allowed himself a fleeting moment of semi-humor. “I am...
View ArticleWill Mike Rizzo “Pull The Trigger” At The Deadline?
Yesterday Nats beat reporter Bill Ladson wrote that Washington had inquired about the availability of Texas Rangers third baseman Adrian Beltre, but were “rebuffed.” The report sent tremors through...
View ArticleNats Collapse In The 9th, Lose In Miami
In what had to be considered the most important game of the year for the Marlins, the Miami Nine scored four runs in the 9th inning on Monday night, and walked off with a stunning 7-6 win against the...
View ArticleNats Outlast The Rain, And The Braves, 4-1
After a nearly four hour rain delay that pushed Washington’s game against Atlanta into the early morning hours, the Nationals overcame the Braves in an 11 inning marathon, 4-1. The Washington win...
View ArticleIt’s All Strasburg In Atlanta
The Nationals edged closer to playing in October Monday night, downing the Braves at Atlanta’s Turner Field behind the shut-down seven inning pitching of righty ace Stephen Strasburg. Strasburg stymied...
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