Author Archives: Stephen G. "Ghost" Mears

Photo by Andrew Lang/TalkNats The Washington Nationals now open up their May calendar after they finished the month of April strong. At one point this past week in Chicago, the team was 5-games under .500 then went 4-1 in their … Continue reading →

Photo by Marideth Sandler/TalkNats The Washington Nationals have listed Miles Mikolas as their starting pitcher on the lineup card meaning there is no opener unless they change-up things before the game. These are the games where you hope that the … Continue reading →

Photo by Sol Tucker/TalkNats The Washington Nationals got blown-out last night, and come to the stadium today on a clean slate. The Nats have Cade Cavalli starting with the hopes that he can continue what Jake Irvin and Foster Griffin … Continue reading →

Photo by Sol Tucker/TalkNats The Washington Nationals have their first series of this season with the New York Mets. A month ago, you might have expected the Mets to be in second place with the Nats in last place. Today, … Continue reading →

Photo by Sol Tucker/TalkNats The Washington Nationals needed a win on Saturday and delivered. Their blown saves in back-to-back games were unfortunate — but on Saturday, the bullpen didn’t allow the team to fall behind in the game. The team … Continue reading →

Photo by Jake Stephens/TalkNats The Washington Nationals are in third place, and that was made possible because both the Phillies and Mets are in horrific downward spirals this season. But the Nats are at their low-point of the season at … Continue reading →

Photo by Steve Mears/TalkNats The Washington Nationals are back in Chicago just like on Opening Day. This time they are on the southside as they call it to face the Chicago White Sox. Both teams tonight will start with an … Continue reading →

Photo by Marlene Koenig/TalkNats The Washington Nationals were one clutch away from winning last night after Zack Littell turned in an outing to forget. One thing about the Atlanta Braves hitters is that most of them don’t miss meatballs. Littell … Continue reading →

Photo by Sol Tucker/TalkNats The Washington Nationals shocked the Atlanta Braves last night en route to an 11-4 win by the home team. The Nationals took the MLB lead for the most runs scored in the process.