Author Archives: Stephen G. "Ghost" Mears

Photo by Andrew Lang/TalkNats The Washington Nationals arrived in Cincinnati early on Sunday evening and had a much needed day-off. The bullpen needed a day-off and got it after their rough Saturday and Sunday. That was not a happy flight.

Photo by Alec Geis/TalkNats First of all, Happy Mother’s Day to all who celebrate. We will see plenty of pink bats and pink gear as well as tributes. The Washington Nationals have a series to win today ahead of tomorrow’s … Continue reading →

Photo by Sol Tucker/TalkNats The Washington Nationals got a huge one-run win last night behind the strength of a 7.0 inning gem by Foster Griffin, and a key two-run homer from Jacob Young in a 3-2 win. Now the team … Continue reading →

Photo by Jake Stephens/TalkNats The Washington Nationals headed to Miami on a happy flight in the early evening yesterday. With the exception of a couple of players, every Nats player boosted their stats on Wednesday and Thursday. With back-to-back wins … Continue reading →

Photo by Andrew Lang/TalkNats The Washington Nationals had a lot to smile about yesterday. To go three innings with no baserunners to score 15-runs over the next five innings was the high octane offense the Nats had been waiting for … Continue reading →

Photo by Jake Stephens/TalkNats The Washington Nationals had Cade Cavalli on the mound last night for the first game in the series. Cavalli just didn’t have his swing-and-miss pitch, and the game as well as his defense just got away. … Continue reading →

Photo by Marlene Koenig/TalkNats The Washington Nationals open up a 3-game series in inter-league play against the Minnesota Twins at Nationals Park. Cade Cavalli starts this series on an extra day of rest, courtesy of a scheduled day-off on the … Continue reading →

Photo by Sol Tucker/TalkNats The Washington Nationals struggles at their home field continued on Saturday. The team dropped to a 3-11 record at Nationals Park. Yesterday, the Nats got 6.0 innings of zeroes in the earned run category from starter … Continue reading →

A big moment in the 2026 season as Foster Griffin stays in the game; Photo by Sol Tucker/TalkNats The Washington Nationals haven’t had many big moments in Nationals Park this year. But Foster Griffin has shown he is good at … Continue reading →