Category Archives: Recap

Past performance usually is a good indicator of what you will see in the future, and sure enough it did again today with Gio Gonzalez. In this game, it looked bad from the start as Gonzalez was missing his spots … Continue reading →

With a 6-run second inning, the Nationals cruised to a 10-4 victory behind the arm and bat of Max Scherzer and powered by Trea Turner and friends. Scherzer earned his MLB best 15th win.

What a good time for the Nationals to get a gem from Tommy Milone who out-pitched Mets ace Noah Syndergaard. The Nationals struck early and milked the lead behind Milone going 7.0 innings of one-run baseball with 9 strikeouts. The … Continue reading →

For the Nationals, they won in a record setting way as Ryan Zimmerman got a first inning single which was his 1,695 hit that set the new mark for hits in the franchise. Every batter in the line-up had at … Continue reading →

The Nationals tied this game in the 9th inning and showed some life only to lose it in the 10th inning with a final score of 2-to-1.  The life in the 9th inning also had that familiar frustration when the … Continue reading →

This game was mostly about Max Scherzer‘s birthday dominance until the teenager Juan Soto bashed his 13th home run along with a triple and a single elevating his OPS back over 1.000 as his sample size went over the 200 … Continue reading →

Spot-starter Tommy Milone bent but didn’t break after he gave up 3-runs in the 1st inning, and his defense and offense backed him up to win this 10-3 behind a Trea Turner powered offense. The Nationals scored 10 unanswered runs … Continue reading →

The Nationals needed a Tanner Roark gem today, and they got it in the form of an 8-inning shutout. He finished at 106 pitches with 11 strikeouts and only 4-baserunners allowed by him. This was Roark’s first start since Friday … Continue reading →

Unfortunately this was a sum of all fears game that started with a changed line-up from the one that worked so well yesterday. The team was hoping they would have a well-rested and aggressive Gio Gonzalez on the mound, but he ended … Continue reading →

With the Nationals and Braves sending their aces to the mound today, it was Max Scherzer who got the win today, and he was helped by amazing defense and 4 runs of support in a 6-2 Nationals win that included … Continue reading →