by Andrew Lang
by Andrew Lang
by Andrew Lang
The Washington Nationals are now stuck in a 5-game losing streak. Last night, they needed one productive out in the 9th inning to tie the game with no outs, and the tying run standing on third base. The Nats went scoreless until the 9th inning when they plated three runs and made it a 4-3 game. But three consecutive outs on the infield turned it into another one-run loss.
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The Washington Nationals are now mired in a 4-game losing streak and once again looking like a team on a shell rowing aimlessly and with some misdirection from the coxswain. Once again, the Nats offense had no walks last night, and were shutout due to a bad call at homeplate that wasn’t overturned. But how in the world didn’t Luis Garcia Jr. score on Jacob Young‘s single? All you hear are a lot of excuses, and the only player who has taken on blame is the kid with the least tenure, Robert Hassell III. Make plays! Step up and accept your walks.
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The Washington Nationals got another great start from MacKenzie Gore last night. With a Nats’ 4-2 lead going into the bottom of the 8th inning — it was a 2-out walk that opened the door for the Mets. Now the Nats have dropped 3-games in a row and need Jake Irvin to be their stopper.
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The Washington Nationals are 13-9 (.591) since May 14. After a day-off yesterday, the Nationals will face the top team in the NL East, the New York Mets, in CitiField. To open the series, the Nats have their ace, MacKenzie Gore, on the mound.
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The Washington Nationals are 13-8 (.619) since May 14. This series wraps up today with a split in the first two games. A win for the Nats today would make this another series win for the Nationals before their scheduled day-off tomorrow.
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