by Andrew Lang
by Andrew Lang
Photo by Sol Tucker for TalkNats
The sample sizes on the season are getting larger as we enter the 30th game of the season for the Washington Nationals. Josh Bell, Yadiel Hernandez, and Juan Soto are your team leaders in OPS with Bell on top at a .999 entering play today followed by the hottest player in baseball, Hernandez at .957 and Soto at .884. Continue reading
Donovan Casey in Rochester, Photo by Ryan Morris for TalkNats
Photo by Sol Tucker for TalkNats
The Washington Nationals have their best starting pitcher, statistically speaking, on the mound tonight in Anaheim. Josiah Gray (3-2) enters with a 3.12 ERA in his sixth start of the season. Continue reading
Photo by Sol Tucker for TalkNats
The Washington Nationals are in their final leg of this long western swing on this road trip. For this weekend, the Nats find themselves in Anaheim to face the Angels. There are some familiar faces on that team as Anthony Rendon, for the first time, will face the team that drafted him and had him as part of their World Series roster. Continue reading
Happy Cinco de Mayo and of the five games in the minors, the farm won four. Today was a pitching prospect frenzy.
The FredNats had a doubleheader headlined by Jackson Rutledge‘s season debut in Game 1. In Game 2, Rodney Theophile was on the bump looking to keep a sub-1 ERA (his ERA started the day at 0.86).
The Blue Rocks had Jake Irvin to try and respond to their loss in yesterday’s game.
Cole Henry and the Senators looked to get an edge in the series against the Baysox. The two have split the first two games.
The Red Wings were able to get their game in against the RailRiders after being rained out last night. Continue reading
Photo by Sol Tucker for TalkNats
The word “complete” was an important word last night. Today, the Washington Nationals will complete their season series in Colorado. Last night, the Nats failed to put together their first 3-game winning streak. They still have a chance to win another series if they can prevail today. Continue reading
Photo by Sol Tucker for TalkNats
We are back to the top of the Washington Nationals rotation once again as Patrick Corbin, the Opening Day starter, takes the mound tonight for his sixth start of the 2022 season. He is a veteran pitcher who played most of his career in the NL West, and this will be his 14th start in Coors Field in Colorado. His career ERA there is 5.91, but it is a mixed bag of successes and failures there. Last year, Corbin pitched 6.0 innings of 2-run baseball for one of his good starts there. Continue reading
The FredNats are on the road in Lynchburg to take on the Hillcats.
Wilmington is hosting the Bowling Green Hot Rods with Mitchell Parker on the bump to start the series off.
The Harrisburg Senators are away for the week and they’ll go up against the Bowie Baysox.
And lasty, the Wings are home for the second week in a row and they’ll butt heads with the Scranton Wilkes-Barre RailRiders till Sunday. Continue reading
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