Author Archives: Andrew Lang

Photo by Intrepid for TalkNats The Washington Nationals suffered through another Jake Irvin dud last night. He couldn’t overcome a 2-out double that just missed James Wood‘s glove and unraveled on the mound once again in a first inning. You … Continue reading →

The Washington Nationals wrap-up their August schedule while currently mired in a 7-game losing streak — and Brad Lord is the pitcher the Nationals pin their hopes on to be the stopper. On the 8th day, they need Lord to … Continue reading →

The Washington Nationals are finishing up their August schedule in this final weekend of the month, while currently mired in a 6-game losing streak. The Nats went 0-12 with RISP and left 13 runners on-base in last night’s game that … Continue reading →

The Washington Nationals are mired in a 5-game losing streak. If you picked a stopper from the Nats’ staff, Mitchell Parker might not make your first, second, or third choice. And guess what, Parker starts tonight and needs to be … Continue reading →

The Washington Nationals couldn’t get key hits last night and lost 5-1 in Yankee Stadium to make today’s game a salvage game before the team heads back to Washington, D.C.

The Washington Nationals got blown-out last night by the Yankees, even though the 10-5 final score made it look a little closer than it felt for eight innings. It felt like the Yankees were always a step ahead of the … Continue reading →

The Washington Nationals were in situations to win with James Wood batting on both Saturday and Sunday, and Wood did not come through. This team seems to go as starting pitching goes and Wood’s bat. Put those together and the … Continue reading →

The Washington Nationals had a chance to win another one in the 9th inning with the tying runs on-base, and James Wood and CJ Abrams yet to bat with one out. But there was no repeat button pushed even though … Continue reading →

The Washington Nationals pulled off the improbable last night with a win over the Phillies in a 9th inning stunner with a first blown save tagged on Phillies’ closer Jhoan Duran. The stars of the game were Riley Adams with … Continue reading →

Photo by Marlene Koenig for TalkNats The Washington Nationals shocked the New York Mets who blew a 3-run lead as the Nats scored 9-unanswered runs. There is a new positive vibe for Miguel Cairo‘s team. As always, the question is … Continue reading →