Category Archives: Recap

The Nationals responded after a weekend where the offense struggled to put together complete games with just what we were looking for. Facing a struggling starter in Brady Singer, the offense got going early with long balls by James Wood, … Continue reading →

For a second day in a row, the Nationals have given away an opportunity to win a series in Miami, once again thanks to a meltdown by a bullpen that has been solid lately but faced some serious regression this … Continue reading →

Mitchell Parker has been a much better piece for this Nationals pitching staff since being moved to the bullpen, and today was one of the days that remind us why that move was made. The Nats gave him the ball … Continue reading →

The Nationals held a 3-2 lead over the Marlins tonight after just one inning of play, and sure enough, that was the same score we sat on after nine innings were through. A blistering start by both offenses in the … Continue reading →

Photo by Bailey Accorto for TalkNats The Nationals, after six tries, have finally won a home series in the Blake Butera era!! The Nats had to get a little bit scrappy in this one. With an electric offensive performance by … Continue reading →

The Nationals scored zero runs over the first three innings of tonight’s game against Minnesota, and in their remaining five offensive frames, scored 15. For those who don’t want to do that math, the Nats’ offense averaged three runs an … Continue reading →

The Washington Nationals didn’t get a whole lot of production from the offense this afternoon, but they sure didn’t need more than three runs. The young coaching staff had quite the strategy cooked up this afternoon from a pitching standpoint, … Continue reading →

It was a rough one in the District tonight, as the Nationals dropped a 6-1 snoozer to the Milwaukee Brewers in game one of this weekend’s three-game series. The Nats were just outclassed tonight by a Brewers’ pitching attack led … Continue reading →

Photo by Sol Tucker/TalkNats The Washington Nationals had a 3-0 lead that they blew, and then fell behind in this game by a score of 4-3. In the 8th inning, CJ Abrams pounded a clutch 2-run homer to notch the … Continue reading →

The Washington Nationals got blown-out on Tuesday by the Mets, and tonight the Nats returned the favor. The Nats got going early with a 2-0 lead, and never gave it up — even as things got scary at times. Cade … Continue reading →