Category Archives: Games

Just when you thought the Washington Nationals were going to lay down and give up last Sunday in Arizona, they kind of did the opposite. The Nats won Sunday and the first two games against the best team in the … Continue reading →

The internet geniuses were wrong again. Adding 10 + 10 together did not add up to 32. Erick Fedde was not traded today, even though it is that time of year. Players still get hurt, and Fedde went on the … Continue reading →

There is so much going on in the news today as the trade deadline is just four days away. The Washington Nationals will make one more call to agent Scott Boras to make a final push to extend a contract … Continue reading →

We have reached game 100 as of today. With a season that was on the brink of being cancelled due to the failed negotiations in the CBA, here we are with just 62-games remaining in this season. The bigger date … Continue reading →

Baseball gives many second chances, and what you do with it says a lot about you as a player. A year ago, the Dodgers traded Josiah Gray to the Washington Nationals. It was just a matter of time before Gray … Continue reading →

The Washington Nationals are in Los Angeles for three games, and the team didn’t need Victor Robles to wear his clown nose to start the pre-game media circus at Juan Soto‘s locker as he was peppered with questions about his … Continue reading →

The Washington Nationals will look to Erick Fedde to salvage a win in Arizona. This feels like a must-win game considering the Nats head to Los Angeles for a series against the Dodgers before the team has a weekend series … Continue reading →

Finesse is a large makeup of this current Washington Nationals pitching staff. It is not necessarily a bad thing unless you are a bad “finesse” pitcher. Gone are the days of the big power arms in the Nats’ rotation, and … Continue reading →

Mathematically we are not starting the second half of the season, but baseball calls the first game back after the All-Star game as the start to the second half of the season which has always seemed odd.  Especially this year … Continue reading →

Mathematically we aren’t at the halfway point of the season, just at the final game before we enter the All-Star break. After today, there are just 68-games remaining.