Category Archives: Recap

On a day that featured celebrations of all kinds after the Nationals finally cracked an above-.500 record last night, including a literal parade in DC (shoutout Grant and Danny), the Nationals added to the party with their fourth consecutive win. … Continue reading →

For the first time since the 2018 season, the Washington Nationals have a winning record in the month of May. Not just May either, but late May. Meaning the Nats have an opportunity to go a step further this year … Continue reading →

Well that was a marathon. The Nationals sat through a rain delay at the beginning of this game as a system moved through the Atlanta area, just to be interrupted again in the seventh inning, this time for two hours. … Continue reading →

The Nationals, for the second time this week, have dropped a heartbreaking extra-innings game against a division rival. Just like Monday night, the Nats had numerous opportunities to put this game away and in the win column, but could not … Continue reading →

The Nationals have got to be anxiously awaiting the day David Peterson retires. Besides one rocky start against Washington earlier this season, Peterson’s track record of terrorizing the Nationals has been a legacy he’s carried on over multiple seasons now. … Continue reading →

The Nationals put themselves behind the eight ball right out of the gates in last night’s game, as the Mets got out to an early 5-0 lead in the second inning. With the all-world pitcher on the mound against them … Continue reading →

There are some games that we get to leave thinking, “Man, that was just a well-played baseball game.” Last night’s game between the Mets and Nationals was not one of them. The Nats committed four errors, a few mental mistakes, … Continue reading →

Nats win! Nats win! Nats clinch the series and return to .500 in front of a sell-out crowd of 40,559.

The Nationals drew just under 39,000 people to Nationals Park tonight for a sell-out to take in the first game of the Beltway Series, on hotdog night, and Natty the dog’s major league debut. Despite the reason for the large … Continue reading →

Photo by Marideth Sandler/TalkNats Well, I’m starting to think there really is something to the theory that there’s some sort of conspiracy out there to keep the Nats from getting back to .500. I mentioned this last weekend, but it … Continue reading →