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Can the Nats continue to win while leading the league in mistakes?

Posted on May 1, 2026 by Andrew Lang

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The Nightmare on Replay for the Nats

Posted on April 29, 2026 by Andrew Lang

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The pitching staff has been excellent, good, inconsistent, and terrible all wrapped into one.

Posted on April 27, 2026 by Andrew Lang

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The new tools and machines are being used at Nats minor leagues also!

Posted on April 24, 2026 by Andrew Lang

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Remember that warning on the Nats pitching?

Posted on April 18, 2026 by Andrew Lang

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Could the Washington Nationals contend earlier than expected?

Posted on April 17, 2026 by Andrew Lang

Until the Washington Nationals can fix their starting rotation to be a top-half of the league group, don’t expect the Nats to be true contenders. While the team is excelling on offense at the top of the league, the pitching … Continue reading →

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Sometimes you can’t explain it, and Joey Wiemer had ❝No idea.❞

Posted on March 30, 2026 by Andrew Lang

In much of Spring Training, he couldn’t hit (.150 BA) water from a boat against a legit pitcher. Now he can’t miss! Photo by Jake Stephens/TalkNats Sometimes you can’t explain a molten hot streak and setting records, and when the … Continue reading →

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A sit-down with Jason Sinnarajah

Posted on March 24, 2026 by Andrew Lang

Photo by Intrepid/TalkNats Yesterday, we were invited to a top influencer luncheon with Jason Sinnarajah, the new President of Business operations for the Washington Nationals. He just passed the 60-day mark in his tenure. There was no set agenda, just … Continue reading →

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Nats add Infielder Jorbit Vivas in Swap with Yankees

Posted on March 22, 2026 by Andrew Lang

The Washington Nationals have added infield depth, acquiring Jorbit Vivas from the New York Yankees in exchange for right-handed pitching prospect Sean Paul Liñan. To make room on the roster for Vivas, the Nationals designated Rule-5 Draft pick Griff McGarry … Continue reading →

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Updated Nats NL East Odds as Spring Training Gets to the Halfway Point

Posted on March 10, 2026 by Andrew Lang

Photo by Sol Tucker/TalkNats When Paul Toboni, told the assembled West Palm Beach media that trading MacKenzie Gore was about “untapped potential baked into the return,” he chose his words with the precision of a 35-year-old President of Baseball Operations … Continue reading →

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