Author Archives: Andrew Lang

The Washington Nationals are just over 24-hours from the 6pm ET trade deadline tomorrow. Yesterday, the team flew Zach Brzykcy to Houston per TalkNats’ sources in case a trade was completed before the start of the game. Most believe Kyle … Continue reading →

The Washington Nationals are just 48-hours from the 6pm ET trade deadline on Thursday. The team flew Zach Brzykcy to Houston in case a trade is completed before the start of today’s game. Tonight’s starting pitcher, Michael Soroka, is most … Continue reading →

The Washington Nationals are back to the stadium where they won the World Series in 2019. Beside Jose Altuve and first base coach Gerardo Parra, both teams have almost completely turned over their rosters from that 2019 season. But but … Continue reading →

The Washington Nationals inconsistent offense went from 0-0-to-9 last night in such a 2025 Nats’ way, once again beating an All-Star pitcher after two straight games of being shutout. The Nats send their Minnesota kid to the mound this afternoon … Continue reading →

The Washington Nationals offense was once again shutout and almost lifeless. The scoreless streak ratcheted up to 21 painful innings without crossing the plate. To lose 1-0 and create no small ball was surprising. But as usual, this team seems … Continue reading →

The Washington Nationals start their weekend series tonight in Minnesota, a team with a lineage that began as the original Washington Senators. In fact, Bucky Harris, the unlikely player/manager of the 1924 World Series champion Washington Senators, is still that … Continue reading →

The Washington Nationals might be down to the final start at Nationals Park for pitcher Michael Soroka and a few teammates as the team departs on a road trip after today’s game that will take them to the trade deadline. … Continue reading →

The Washington Nationals needed a permanent solution to fill the roster spot vacated by Trevor Williams who went on the 60-day IL with an elbow injury. The team named Brad Lord as the new starter to go back into the … Continue reading →

The Washington Nationals have just 62-games remaining in the season that is over 60 percent completed. This is the final homestand in July. Did you know that the Nats are 25-14 when James Wood has an RBI? The team is … Continue reading →