Category Archives: Recap

At a certain point in tonight’s game, the Washington Nationals had a seven run lead and I found myself genuinely enjoying a Nats performance for the first time in a few weeks. Of course, the moment I said that, the … Continue reading →

Today was another ‘burn the tape’ day for a Nationals club that’s had way too many of them already this season. Anyone who tuned in any later than five minutes after first pitch likely never saw a close game today, … Continue reading →

The Nats bounced back strong from last night’s frustrating finish with a win that we can all be thankful for. It’s not been often this season where I’ve left a game against one of the better teams in the majors … Continue reading →

The Washington Nationals picked up tonight right where they left off in Milwaukee on Sunday, with another pitiful offensive performance, laced with comical miscues and dumbfounding base running. All topped off by another trademarked Kyle Finnegan ninth inning collapse. Now … Continue reading →

Kyle Finnegan picks the worst times for his blowup outings. The Nats played a pretty solid all around game tonight, had a 5-3 lead headed to the bottom of the ninth with their closer entering, and blew it. In a … Continue reading →

I’m running out of words to describe how dreadful the Nats’ starting rotation has been as of late. The latest entry into the saga of suck came from Mitchell Parker, who has unfortunately become a regular contributor. We know that … Continue reading →

The trend that’s developed this season of the Nats playing flat and uninspired baseball in rubber matches continued tonight, as they consistently had no answer for the St. Louis Cardinals on either side of the ball. An ugly performance all … Continue reading →

The home run hat and American flag suit are both back in the Nationals’ dugout, as was an energy and excitement level that we haven’t seen in weeks. The Nationals broke out of their offensive funk tonight, and it’s no … Continue reading →

The Miguel Cairo-led era of Nationals baseball began tonight, in quite uneventful fashion. The Cardinals, while it wasn’t an overly impressive performance from their offense, put on a pitching clinic tonight thanks to Sonny Gray and a gaggle of relief … Continue reading →

The Washington Nationals will play their first game under interim GM Mike DeBartolo and manager Miguel Cairo. Both of them met with the media before the game.