by Andrew Lang
by Andrew Lang
by Andrew Lang
The Washington Nationals had an offensive explosion last night in Colorado. A much-needed win for the Nats to get them back on track. Tonight, it is Mitchell Parker‘s turn to take the mound, and he hopes to improve on his previous start.
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The Washington Nationals flew out of Dulles Airport after 8 pm last night and landed in Denver just before midnight in the east. The team now has to get used to the altitude, and the hope is that tonight’s pitcher, DJ Herz, got into Colorado on an earlier flight to go for a jog and get acclimated to the thin air. Of course Herz is trying to replicate what he did last week in his gem. As they say in altitude, fastballs and changeups work the best, and that could help Herz. Sliders don’t always slide the same, and Herz is using it sparingly.
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The Washington Nationals needed zeroes from Patrick Corbin to beat his old team, the Arizona Diamondbacks, and Corbin delivered four innings of zeroes on his way to a 5.0 inning, one-run start that put the Nats in a position to win the game 3-1.
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The Washington Nationals got shutout last night with Jake Irvin struggling through 5.0 innings. This afternoon, they will count on Patrick Corbin to beat his old team, the Arizona Diamondbacks.
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The Washington Nationals need Jake Irvin to continue the streak of great pitching performances in this homestand. With dominance from MacKenzie Gore, DJ Herz, and Mitchell Parker, it is Irvin’s turn to step up.
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The Washington Nationals got a dominant performance from MacKenzie Gore on Friday, and then one that topped that yesterday from DJ Herz. Now another lefty, Mitchell Parker, will face a similar Marlins offense in this Father’s Day early afternoon game at Nationals Park.
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