Category Archives: Recap

Sometimes you come to the ballpark and see something you have never seen before. What a ninth inning for the Washington Nationals in a squeaker win at a final score of 2-1. In baseball, you do not win many games … Continue reading →

Tonight, it was mostly about Erick Fedde who dominated with one earnie and a career high 10 K’s on his way to a win. He is a career 3-0 against the Marlins with a 0.98 ERA. He has only given up … Continue reading →

With a Patrick Corbin gem, the Washington Nationals have just won three games in a row. Corbin had been showing signs of figuring it out and he pitched into the 7th inning surrendering just one run. How he did it … Continue reading →

The Washington Nationals had not had a series sweep since June 30 until today’s sweep of Toronto. This one was a come from behind win as the Nats victimized their departed closer Brad Hand who they traded to Toronto for … Continue reading →

The seven game losing streak is over, and Erick Fedde is 2-0 this season against the Dunedin Toronto Blue Jays.  Just over two weeks ago, Riley Adams was traded to the Washington Nationals from those Blue Jays in the Brad … Continue reading →

Photo by Sol Tucker for TalkNats The Washington Nationals five-game losing streak is over in dramatic fashion as one of the new guys, Riley Adams, in the ninth inning crushed the go-ahead 2-run home run into the upper deck of … Continue reading →

The new-look Washington Nationals got their first win since the trade deadline. With a depleted roster due to injuries and trades, the Nats beat a Cubs team in the same situation. Maybe the best part was journeyman 34 ½ year old … Continue reading →

A final inning 2-run, 429 foot bomb, from Yan Gome,s who returned from the 10-day IL today, to win it for Max Scherzer and the Washington Nationals who are in spoiler mode in Philadelphia. Due to Brad Hand being traded … Continue reading →

It was a nailbiter from start to finish for the Washington Nationals. A team that had lost 5 straight games with most of those games blown in the bullpen. After two straight games of Brad Hand getting blown-save losses, he … Continue reading →

With Paolo Espino giving another great outing, he handed it over to the bullpen with a 2-0 lead in the 6th inning, In mere minutes, Austin Voth blew the save and the lead and Espino’s hard-earned potential W was gone. … Continue reading →