Category Archives: Analysis

The Nationals take over sole possession of third place with this win today The Washington Nationals won a thrilling walk-off on Friday via a James Wood single as CJ Abrams scored the winning run, and it was déjà vu (sort … Continue reading →

James Wood had his first career walk-off hit to beat the first place Mets in an improbable comeback The angst from losing a 3-0 lead in the 8th inning only affected the fans as the Washington Nationals offense never lost … Continue reading →

The Washington Nationals continue to win series against teams that were projected to make the postseason like the Dodgers, Orioles, and Diamondbacks. But they two lost series on their last road trip to teams that are not expected to come … Continue reading →

In the offseason, the Washington Nationals outfield was supposed to be a strength of the team. Two-thirds of that group in that photo had a slow start to their 2025 season. James Wood has done his part. Other than Wood … Continue reading →

This 2025 Washington Nationals season was supposed to be a turning the top prospects turning into bona fide MLB stars as the team exited the rebuild towards transitioning to being a contender. With James Wood and Mitchell Parker, we might … Continue reading →

Yin and Yang are not simply opposing forces, but rather complementary and interdependent aspects that bring everything together. This Washington Nationals team is made up of 26 different types of personalities. You must have the right mix of yin and … Continue reading →

The Washington Nationals are looking poised to make waves in the 2025 season, aiming to surpass their 71-win benchmark from last year. While the team continues its planned rebuild, the addition of seasoned hitters like Josh Bell and Nathaniel Lowe … Continue reading →

Relying on limited data makes it unreliable to base projections on just 5.5 percent of a full season’s data. How great would it be if Mitchell Parker won 32-games with a 0.73 ERA this season? Both Nathaniel Lowe and CJ … Continue reading →

The Nationals find themselves tied for 3rd place with the Mets in the NL East after the first series of the season The Washington Nationals held scoring leads in every game in the opening series against the Phillies. A key … Continue reading →