Category Archives: InGame

The Washington Nationals offense was once again shutout and almost lifeless. The scoreless streak ratcheted up to 21 painful innings without crossing the plate. To lose 1-0 and create no small ball was surprising. But as usual, this team seems … Continue reading →

The Washington Nationals start their weekend series tonight in Minnesota, a team with a lineage that began as the original Washington Senators. In fact, Bucky Harris, the unlikely player/manager of the 1924 World Series champion Washington Senators, is still that … Continue reading →

The Washington Nationals might be down to the final start at Nationals Park for pitcher Michael Soroka and a few teammates as the team departs on a road trip after today’s game that will take them to the trade deadline. … Continue reading →

The Washington Nationals needed a permanent solution to fill the roster spot vacated by Trevor Williams who went on the 60-day IL with an elbow injury. The team named Brad Lord as the new starter to go back into the … Continue reading →

The Washington Nationals have just 62-games remaining in the season that is over 60 percent completed. This is the final homestand in July. Did you know that the Nats are 25-14 when James Wood has an RBI? The team is … Continue reading →

The Washington Nationals needed a stopper and Mitchell Parker and his teammates stopped that nasty five game losing streak. Now the team’s ace, MacKenzie Gore will need to lead his team to a series win. The Padres have former Nats … Continue reading →

The Washington Nationals were in last night’s game until the top of the 9th inning. The 2-2 tie disappeared in one swing of the bat. This team got good pitching until Kyle Finnegan unraveled again. That is two losses in … Continue reading →

The Washington Nationals get started in their first game after the All-Star break and get to look at Dylan Cease, the Padres’ ace. Cease will be a free agent after the season. The Nats are in need of more top-end … Continue reading →

The Washington Nationals finish up their pre-All-Star game schedule in Milwaukee with James Wood out of the starting lineup. After this game, the season is 60 percent complete. Both Wood and MacKenzie Gore will head on a private jet for … Continue reading →

The Washington Nationals seem to go as their starting pitcher and James Wood goes. Did you know that the Nats are 25-14 when Wood has at least one RBI? The team is 13-42 with no Wood’s RBI. Then we got … Continue reading →