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Photo by Sol Tucker/Nats.Talk The Washington Nationals wrap-up their Father’s Day weekend in Tampa with a chance to win another series. The players, coaches, front office and staff, along with their fathers who made the trip to Tampa, will board … Continue reading →

Photo by Marc Goldstein/Nats.Talk The Washington Nationals seemed to lose focus after Miles Mikolas lost the lead on Friday. The Nats never scored again and have now lost two games in a row while only scoring two runs per game … Continue reading →

Photo by Sol Tucker/Nats.Talk The Washington Nationals begin a weekend series in Tampa as the Nats look to get closer to being a lock as a contender.

Photo by Bailey Accorto/Nats.Talk The Washington Nationals hit their high-mark of the season last night at 3-games over .500. On July 6, 2019, the Nats beat the Kansas City Royals to get to 4-games over .500, and that was the … Continue reading →

Photo for TalkNats The Washington Nationals needed that win yesterday and got it in a big way. They won 10-1 and won another series win while beating the first place team of the AL West. Tonight, the Nats begin a … Continue reading →

Photo by Sol Tucker/Nats.Talk The Washington Nationals needed that win yesterday and got it. The hope was that Cade Cavalli would step up like an ace, and the first 4.0 innings were encouraging — then he struggled in the 5th … Continue reading →

Photo by Andrew Lang/TalkNats The Washington Nationals are back to .500 and could use a win today to get above .500 and calm the fan base down after two back-to-back pitching meltdowns. Manager Blake Butera has a new lineup for … Continue reading →

Sometimes you get a rainbow after a storm. The Washington Nationals could use some good fortune after Wednesday’s crushing loss in San Francisco. Once this game gets going, Zack Littell will be the starter against Bryce Miller of the Seattle … Continue reading →

Photo by Jake Stephens/Nats.Talk The Washington Nationals will wrap-up their season series today with the San Francisco Giants. The Nats have already won the series and are sitting two games above .500 and looking for more.