Author Archives: Andrew Lang

When you hear that a team is at their 30th game, you know that you are approaching that 20 percent mark in the season. That is when sample sizes are getting large enough to do some meaningful analysis. The Washington … Continue reading →

CJ Abrams goes airborne to score the winning run; Photo by Sol Tucker for TalkNats The Washington Nationals have Brad Lord on the mound, and the Nats could really use a win from this starter to keep the positivity flowing … Continue reading →

The Washington Nationals and the Baltimore Orioles turned a big page in their storied and mostly acrimonious history recently. When the Orioles changed ownership before the 2024 season from the Angelos family, the lawsuits and bickering have finally ended. The … Continue reading →

The Washington Nationals found their missing offense in Colorado yesterday. Dylan Crews turned in a career game with two homers, a double, and a spectacular catch on defense. You could say the Nats were ‘Crewsing’ with a 12-2 lead behind … Continue reading →

The Washington Nationals had the perfect setup for last night’s game with Mitchell Parker on the mound, but once again a great start was squandered by a lack of offense and a bullpen meltdown. The bullpen issues turned into a … Continue reading →

The Washington Nationals had several opportunities to take the lead yesterday in Miami. It wasn’t an issue with the Nats scoring runs, it was more of a problem of the Nats’ pitching that allowed the Marlins to score their season-high … Continue reading →

Let’s get philosophical. Time changes all. The difference a day makes. The difference a week makes. A week ago, the Washington Nationals were 1-6, and the fans were getting restless early. We warned that manager Dave Martinez‘s Washington Nationals teams … Continue reading →

The Washington Nationals are back home, and today marks exactly 20-years from the team’s first regular season game back in 2005. To commemorate this day, the Nationals have invited back five key players from that team to also participate in … Continue reading →