Category Archives: Recap

The Nationals only mustered three hits Sunday as they could not pick up the series sweep of the Twins after taking the first two. The 6-foot-9 Bailey Ober, promoted by Minnesota this morning, went 5 1/3 solid innings for the … Continue reading →

The Nationals clinched their first series of the season this weekend, grabbing a 10-4 win over the Twins in Minnesota Saturday — they look for the series sweep Sunday afternoon and their third straight win for the first time of … Continue reading →

The Nationals saw another immensely strong start from Trevor Williams on Friday night, as the righty went a quality six innings, leading the way for the Nats before Keibert Ruiz was the hero on a 37-degree night in chilly Minnesota.

The Nationals got swept by the Orioles in their two-game Battle of the Beltway, not scoring a run across Wednesday and Thursday. MacKenzie Gore went a quality six innings, allowing three runs on three hits while striking out seven and … Continue reading →

Josiah Gray had a stellar start by the results, working into the sixth inning and allowing just a run, but Orioles’ Dean Kremer outmatched him in a Tuesday night pitching duel. Both sides collected five hits but the O’s beat … Continue reading →

The Nationals avoided the sweep Sunday and grabbed their fifth win of the season. This salvage win over the Guardians, had Jeimer Candelario leading the way offensively while Stone Garrett was back in the lineup and made a case to … Continue reading →

The Nationals have continued to drop tight and winnable games, and the same occurred Saturday, where the Nats built up a lead early but couldn’t hang on. Washington did get on the board in a hurry though, as in the … Continue reading →

The Nationals fell in their third contest out of the last four on Wednesday on getaway day, as MacKenzie Gore lasted just 3 2/3 innings on the mound while Washington only salvaged two runs off Griffin Canning and the Angels … Continue reading →

The Nationals saw a strong outing on the mound from Josiah Gray on Tuesday night, though it was mooted by Shohei Ohtani‘s seven nearly hitless innings, leading the Angels to a 2-0 win.