by Andrew Lang
by Andrew Lang
The Washington Nationals day/night doubleheader began with a deficit that Trevor Williams and his teammates could not climb out of in the afternoon game. The night game will be counting on MacKenzie Gore to be the team’s ace and get his team a split today.
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The Nats followed up a 7-19 month of June with one of their most pathetic performances of the season this afternoon. We knew this Tigers team was good; we knew this would be a challenging series. We knew all of this, and I am still baffled at what we just watched. My mom always said, “If you don’t have anything nice to say, don’t say anything at all.” In an effort to follow that advice, I’ll end my intro here and just get right into the game action.
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The Washington Nationals put together one of their best wins of 2025 on Sunday prior to their return from a 10-day west coast trip. Getting back home to Washington, D.C. in time to open the July calendar will be met tonight with threats of rain. The boys of summer from the Nation’s Capital need to get on a long winning streak to right their season.
Today’s game will be part of a day/night doubleheader. The Nationals will need a starter for Sunday’s game as Trevor Williams was originally scheduled for that day.
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The Washington Nationals tied the bow on a 7-19 month of June this afternoon with….. their first series win this month. Look, nothing about the way they played this month should have us jumping for joy, but considering how unlikely victory seemed at times today, with the Nats bottom of the order up to bat in the 9th inning, and going up against Angels’ closer Kenley Jansen, who did not have a blown save — until today. A feel good ending to get out of June with their only series win. A happy flight back to Washington, D.C.
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The Washington Nationals put up game results yesterday that looked like their April results with little offense and a bullpen meltdown after a great effort by a starting pitcher. Michael Soroka finished at 6.0 innings of 1-run baseball and exited with a 2-1 lead. The bullpen managed to give up 7-runs in their 2.0 innings of combined work. It took four relievers to get the 6-outs, and of course they didn’t need to pitch a 9th inning because the Nats were losing in a road game.
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If you have never been to a yearling auction, the parallels to agent Scott Boras parading his players is eerily similar, except the venue doesn’t smell like horse manure, just plenty of vibes of bullsh##. The man is a master of sales and the art of manipulation, that often calls his tactics into question. In the case of Ethan Holliday, the presumptive №1 pick in the draft that is just two weeks away, he has bloodlines like you announce at a thoroughbred auction because that is a key factor in the breeding process.
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