by Andrew Lang
by Andrew Lang
by Andrew Lang
The Washington Nationals can get back to their high mark of the season with a win today to get back to two games above .500. The Nats have already clinched this series win by crushing the Diamondbacks with two consecutive blow-outs.
After today’s game, the Nats will fly to San Francisco for a three game series to complete this short West Coast road trip.
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The Washington Nationals will look to veteran right-hander Zack Littell to lead the Nats to victory. Littell had a really good month of May where he went 5-0. The Diamondbacks go with lefty Eduardo Rodriguez who is having a bounceback season after dreadful 2024 and 2025 disasters.
Continue readingThe Washington Nationals have Foster Griffin on the mound to lead his team back to .500. Of course, this would be a good time for the Nats bats to wake-up. The Nats are in Arizona for the weekend to face the Diamondbacks.
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The Washington Nationals need a win today to stay above .500. It’s as simple as that. After this game, the Nationals have just 99 games remaining in the regular season. They will fly to Arizona ahead of a day-off on Thursday as part of a two-city west coast trip that includes a stop in San Francisco Giants after that.
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Not long ago the Nationals looked like a franchise trapped between patience and uncertainty. Most around baseball viewed 2026 as another developmental year rather than the beginning of contention. Instead, Washington has accelerated the timeline, and the biggest reason is the transformation of its offense.
Continue readingThe Washington Nationals lost a tough one last night after blowing a 3-1 lead going into the 6th inning. The Nats are now one game above .500 and need a win to get back to even in this series with the Miami Marlins.
Continue readingThe Washington Nationals has Miami in for a 3 game series. The Marlins just left CitiField in last place while mired in a 5 game losing streak. The Nats would like to add to the Marlins woes, truth be told.
On paper, this is a tough pitching matchup tonight between two Opening Day starters of Cade Cavalli for the Nats and Sandy Alcantara for the Marlins.
Continue readingThe Washington Nationals are tied 1-1 in this series in a winner-take-all game. The Nats will start Zack Littell who is coming off his longest start of the year. The Nats bullpen is taxed, even with that day-off on Thursday. We will see how manager Blake Butera sets this game up in hopes of a Nats win to finish the month of May.
Continue readingThe Washington Nationals were on a run until Wednesday, and the day-off on Thursday, certainly didn’t help the pitching yesterday. After consecutive losses in two games, the Nats have to fight back to win this one to get back over .500
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