After 44 games, the Washington Nationals are 23-21, 2.5 games out of first in the NL East with some good pitching, weak offense and at-times awful defense. Does anything need to change, or is it just a matter of waiting for everyone to get healthy an
Two teams with high expectations but limited results so far this season go head-to-head in a three game series in San Francisco. We take a look at the two teams as they go into Monday night's game to start the three game series.
The Washington Nationals settled for a split of their four-game series in San Diego when the dropped a 13-4 decision to the Padres on Sunday afternoon. Afterwards Davey Johnson preached patience and restated his faith in his team's ability.
When the highlight of the game is H-Rod throwing a scoreless inning, things are not good.
The Nationals pulled within one on a fourth-inning home run by Ryan Zimmerman, but the San Diego Padres pulled away from there and took the series finale by a final score of 13-4. The Nats settled for a split of the four-game set in Petco Park.
The Washington Nationals wrap up their four-game visit to Petco Park and try to take three of four from the San Diego Padres in this afternoon's 4:10 pm EST game. Dan Haren returns to Southern California looking to help the Nats win the series.
The Washington Nationals and San Diego Padres wrap up their four-game series this afternoon with Dan Haren on the mound for the Nats against the Padres' Andrew Cashner. The Nationals look to take three of four on the road from the NL West's Padres.
Both managers were impressed with what they got from their starters last night in Petco Park where the Washington Nationals' Jordan Zimmermann and the San Diego Padres' Eric Stults went head to head in the third game of a four-game series.
The Washington Nationals dropped a 2-1 decision to the San Diego Padres on Saturday night and an eight-inning, 85-pitch outing by Jordan Zimmermann in Petco Park was wasted. Zimmermann blamed himself, however, for two big mistakes...
NN is great, the rest of the Nats not so much.
