Author Archives: Ryan MacReynolds

Photo by Andrew Lang for TalkNats Hey guys, my apologies for the little absence from the site. College life is not for the weak, I’ll put it that way. Anyways, the Washington Nationals got a win today in their final … Continue reading →

Photo by Marlene Koenig for TalkNats The Nationals had every opportunity to win this one in nine innings; by that, I really mean they just needed to score one run in a nine-inning span. Unfortunately, the Nats got owned by … Continue reading →

Well, for those, myself included, who were hoping to see the Nationals’ offense take advantage of a bullpen game in the first of two today, we were sorely disappointed. The Nats allowed Jose Suarez, who likely wasn’t supposed to go … Continue reading →

For three innings of last night’s contest it looked like Mitchell Parker had turned a corner and was en route to back-to-back good outings after his 7.2 innings in Miami. Then, unfortunately, the other Mitchell Parker resurfaced. The Braves got … Continue reading →

Photo by Andrew Lang for TalkNats For five innings last night, Jake Irvin was tremendous. The Nationals held a 3-0 lead as he began the bottom of the sixth inning, and that’s when things began to fall apart in his … Continue reading →

Last night, we got to see a version of Mitchell Parker that we’ve been longing for since late April, and it was awesome for those first 7.0 innings. He was shoved for another inning which we can all debate whether … Continue reading →

Photo by Sol Tucker for TalkNats Well that was fun. The Washington Nationals and the Marlins engaged in a good old fashioned slugfest in Miami tonight in front of a crowd large enough to maybe fill half of a kindergarten … Continue reading →

Photo by Owen Ranger for TalkNats As a longtime DC sports maniac, I’m just on cloud nine right now. I just got to witness the Washington Commanders football team take down a division opponent, and then the Washington Nationals pulled … Continue reading →

Mark it, yesterday was one of the rare instances this season where I asked for a strong outing from a Nationals’ starting pitcher, and actually got it. Cade Cavalli took the mound last night for the first time since getting … Continue reading →