Author Archives: Andrew Lang

The future of the Nats’ ownership!

Posted on February 11, 2023 by Andrew Lang

Today marks the 10th month since the Lerner ownership group announced that they would be exploring a sale of the Washington Nationals. It also marks 10 full months that the Lerner ownership group has spoken publicly on their future plans. … Continue reading →

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War On the Diamond is a new documentary to watch!

Posted on November 14, 2022 by Andrew Lang

In a way, it is the history of Cleveland baseball and all of the disrespect, and this documentary is carefully crafted around a beanball that killed a Cleveland Indians’ player named Ray Chapman in 1920. The pitch that killed Chapman … Continue reading →

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Game #143 Patrick Corbin wants to even the foursome with the O’s

Posted on September 14, 2022 by Andrew Lang

The Washington Nationals and the Baltimore Orioles, as geographical rivals, face each other four times a year, in separate home/road two-game series. Tonight will be the final of the four and the Nats need to win this game to square … Continue reading →

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Game #122 Nats going for the series win tonight!

Posted on August 20, 2022 by Andrew Lang

Washington Nationals vs. San Diego Padres  Stadium:  Petco Park, San Diego, California 1st Pitch:  8:40 pm EDT TV: MASN2; Bally Sports Network; MLB App (out-of-network only) Nats Radio: 106.7 The Fan and via the MLB app Lineups (subject to change without … Continue reading →

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Nats Give Away Commemorative NFT of Ryan Zimmerman’s retirement!

Posted on July 14, 2022 by Andrew Lang

If you haven’t heard, the Washington Nationals gave away commemorative non-fungible tokens (NFTs) during Ryan Zimmerman‘s retirement celebration. Ryan Zimmerman, also known as Mr. National and Mr. Walk-Off, was part of the Nats since their inaugural season in 2005 and … Continue reading →

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Game #82 A July 4th Independence Day game with breakfast

Posted on July 4, 2022 by Andrew Lang

Yesterday afternoon, the Washington Nationals were hitless but not lifeless through six innings. Starting pitcher Erick Fedde turned in another one of those starts that did not look pretty, but really was when you looked at the scoreboard. Fedde held … Continue reading →

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Game #23 Nats face Logan Webb again; Giants face Joan Adon again.

Posted on April 30, 2022 by Andrew Lang

The good news for Joan Adon is that he will not have to face Joc Pederson in this game. The lefty slugger got Adon for a home run to lead-off the matchup last week and then added a sacrifice fly … Continue reading →

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Game #21 needs a change of luck as Nats are mired in 7-game losing streak!

Posted on April 28, 2022 by Andrew Lang

Both teams play with the same weather conditions, and the same umpires, yet the past week, the Washington Nationals keep coming up short at the most critical times. The team batting average is sinking like a lead weight to a … Continue reading →

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The Maryland Terps baseball team is ranked while bashing HRs and sporting a trio of aces. Georgetown games this weekend!

Posted on March 11, 2022 by Andrew Lang

With no MLB baseball games in Spring Training coming for another week, D.C. area baseball fans will be treated to some exciting weekend baseball with a game at 4pm today and again on Sunday between the nationally ranked Maryland Terrapins … Continue reading →

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This walk-off is a not a goodbye, but Ryan Zimmerman announces his retirement as a player today!

Posted on February 15, 2022 by Andrew Lang

We knew this day was going to come eventually. But today’s announcement seemed to whip down Half Street as a bit of a surprise that Ryan Zimmerman picked this day to announce his retirement as a player. On Sunday October … Continue reading →

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