Author Archives: Andrew Lang

The Washington Nationals put up game results yesterday that looked like their April results with little offense and a bullpen meltdown after a great effort by a starting pitcher. Michael Soroka finished at 6.0 innings of 1-run baseball and exited … Continue reading →

The Washington Nationals scored two touchdowns and a 2-point conversion en route to a 15-run drubbing of the Los Angeles Angels. The game was actually close until the late innings when the Nats pummeled the Angels’ bullpen. On the mound … Continue reading →

The Washington Nationals keep doing that Hokey-Pokey dance where you put one foot in and one foot out and you don’t get ahead, you just shake it all about. While that dance might be fun, losing sucks — let’s just … Continue reading →

The Washington Nationals dominated the game last night against the Dodgers to even this series and go up 3-2 in the season series. Remember, the Nats won the series in Washington, D.C. in early April. A win today by the … Continue reading →

The Washington Nationals had another 1-run loss last night that you could chalk up to defensive issues while the Dodgers sealed their win on a game saving diving catch. The ball was flying last night and both teams took advantage … Continue reading →

The Washington Nationals had a happy flight to Los Angeles after the James Wood walk-off home run to end their longest losing streak since Wood was just five years old. For the next 10-days, the Nats will call southern California … Continue reading →

The Washington Nationals are in a dark place in team history and trying to avoid their first 12-game losing streak since the 2008 season. Credit to the Rockies for some exceptional defense and making some Nats’ hitters look bad. How … Continue reading →

The Washington Nationals are now stuck in a 9-game losing streak. That is hard to do with as good as the starting pitching has been — yet when you have only scored 35 runs in the past 14 games, the … Continue reading →

The Washington Nationals are now stuck in an 8-game losing streak. Washington had the matchup yesterday to end the losses, but only scored 1-run for MacKenzie Gore who gave up 2-runs in a 3-1 final. Out are the Marlins and … Continue reading →