Category Archives: Recap

The Nationals needed some run support behind Stephen Strasburg and they got just that in the top of the 8th inning with four consecutive solo home runs to take the game from a 1-1 deadlock to a 5-1 lead and … Continue reading →

Tonight, Sean Doolittle only needed to throw one pitch to earn the save and preserve a 4-1 win for Max Scherzer who went 7.0 innings of shutout baseball. The offense was keyed by a 2-run bomb by Brian Dozier in … Continue reading →

The Nationals clawed back from a 3-0 deficit to tie the game, and then they took the lead in the top of the 9th inning after a Brian Dozier double.  With a 4-3 lead, it was Sean Doolittle’s spot to … Continue reading →

The game started off with a bang and ended in a whimpering loss 5-4. The 4-0 lead that starting pitcher  Patrick Corbin was handed before he ever took the mound in the bottom of the first  inning evaporated quickly. Corbin … Continue reading →

The Nats blew the save but did not blow the game as Trea Turner sends 28,910 fans home happy on a walk-off 2-run blast! The Nats have their first 4-game winning streak of the season and have now won four … Continue reading →

The Nationals were down by 5-runs and came back with 9 unanswered runs to win this for the team’s 8th win in their last 10 games. There were so many little things done right in this game like Yan Gomes … Continue reading →

The Nationals won this series in Cincinnati making it three series wins in a row and 7-wins in the team’s last 9 games. Scherzer pushed the pedal to the metal and redlined to 120 pitches of which 84 were strikes. … Continue reading →

The Washington Nationals evened up this series with a chance to win the series tomorrow, and the Nats did it with a 3-run home run by Gerardo Parra and some great bullpen pitching today. It was the Nationals middle infielders … Continue reading →

The Nats got blown-out in this game by the final score of 9-3. Starting pitcher Patrick Corbin lasted 2  2/3 innings and gave up 8 runs of which 6 were earned runs. In the month of May, Patrick Corbin had … Continue reading →

The Nationals had a 14-0 lead in Atlanta in the 6th inning when Anibal Sanchez‘s perfect game was spoiled. All Nats’ position players had at least one-hit by the 4th inning as the Nats offense knocked out the Braves’ starter … Continue reading →