Category Archives: InGame

Photo by Sol Tucker for TalkNats The Washington Nationals won another 1-run game; a strength of this team in the 2025 season. Their 24-18 record shows what they can do in close games. It is the 44 blow-out losses against … Continue reading →

Photo by Andrew Lang for TalkNats The Washington Nationals played great and poor in the same game last night. A great effort wiped out by four errors and five unearned runs given up that made it a frustrating loss that … Continue reading →

Photo by Andrew Lang for TalkNats The Washington Nationals returned to D.C. early on Wednesday, and had a rest day on Thursday. Today, they begin their final weekend before they depart to their offseason homes. If you could bottle up … Continue reading →

Photo by Sol Tucker for TalkNats The Washington Nationals were in last night’s game until the end. The score was tied 1-1 at the top of the 6th inning. Interim-manager Miguel Cairo shoved starter Brad Lord for one more inning … Continue reading →

Photo by Garrett Lang for TalkNats The Washington Nationals are playing for pride, yet respectability left the station months ago. No chance of reaching 70-wins, the Nats would have to win out just to get to 69. With 64-wins in … Continue reading →

Photo by Sol Tucker for TalkNats The Washington Nationals shocked the New York Mets over the weekend, and played the spoiler role to the point that if the season ended yesterday, the Mets would have lost the playoff tie-breaker against … Continue reading →

Photo by Sol Tucker for TalkNats The Washington Nationals had the game seemingly won on Saturday with Jose A. Ferrer in to face the top of the order with 2-outs and a 3-0 lead. He did have two runners on-base … Continue reading →

Photo by Andrew Lang for TalkNats The Washington Nationals are down to their final 8-games of the season. With just 62-wins in the books, there is no way to sugarcoat it. The corner outfielders made three errors yesterday, leading to … Continue reading →

Photo by Andrew Lang for TalkNats The Washington Nationals are down to their final 9-games of the season. With just 62-wins, there is no way to sugarcoat it. The good vibes will only come from a strong finish and meaningful … Continue reading →