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Wednesday morning Rangers things

Good morning, folks…it appears I’m doing the links today… The Texas Rangers beat the Washington Nationals last night by a score of 5-0. Evan Grant’s game story talks about the Rangers being more aggressive on the basepaths in an effort to kickstart a somnolent offense. Taylor Sheridan, creator of “Yellowstone,” threw out the first pitch […]

The Washington Nationals are in free fall

Heading into the Toronto Blue Jays series, the Nationals were 54-52 and only one game back of a Wild Card spot. They were coming off a thrilling series win against a fellow playoff hopeful in the D-Backs. However, things have come off the rails since then with trades, injuries and position changes causing the season […]

62-64 – Rangers find tools to victory in The Shed, top Nats 5-0

The Texas Rangers scored five runs while the Washington Nationals scored zero runs. Maybe all the Rangers needed was to play a team from the National League. Sure the American League is terrible this season but Texas obviously likes a challenge. Why put in your best effort against the likes of Anaheim and Not-Oakland when […]

Washington Nationals vs Texas Rangers Game Thread

The Nats’ struggles against divisional opponents continued with a sweep at the hands of the last place Mets. Thankfully they will be playing a non-divisional opponent to start the week. The Nats have been quite good in interleague play with a 22-17 record. They will look to keep that going against the Rangers. Nasim Nunez […]

Texas Rangers lineup for August 18, 2026

Texas Rangers lineup for August 18, 2026 against the Washington Nationals: starting pitchers are Cal Quantrill for the Rangers and Jackson Kent for the Nationals. The Rangers return home after a disappointing, to say the least, West Coast road trip. They play the Washington Nationals today. The Nationals are starting a lefthanded pitcher named Jackson […]

Seaver King is the Spark Plug the Washington Nationals need

In the 4th inning of Sunday’s contest between the Rochester Red Wings and Charlotte Knights, Seaver King fired a 90 mph rocket to first base to finish off an inning ending double play. After the play, the Nats star shortstop prospect was fired up, flexing on his way back to the dugout. This combination of […]

Nasim Nunez should be a bench player for the Washington Nationals

Over the last few days, the future of the Nats shortstop position has been discussed very heavily following CJ Abrams’ move to second base. For the rest of the season it seems like Nasim Nunez will be the team’s primary shortstop. Honestly, that is not an idea I am thrilled about given Nunez’s lack of […]

Can CJ Abrams Rewrite His Second-Half Narrative?

The date is August 2, 2022: the MLB trade deadline. The Washington Nationals have just made a franchise-altering blockbuster, moving Juan Soto to the San Diego Padres for a slew of highly touted prospects and young pieces, including shortstop CJ Abrams.  Abrams’ arrival in Washington signified a changing of the guard. Just three years removed […] The post Can CJ Abrams Rewrite His Second-Half Narrative? appeared first on Just Baseball .

Monday Quickie - Dead Cat bounce is done

The Nats are done for the season.   In reality they were done for the season at the start of the season and the way the ownership approached the building of the team should have made that clear. But as we didn't expect anything from the season we didn't know they were committed to NOT trying until that actually became an issue.  The Nats right now are were the management expected them to be.  A team stripped of the usable veteran parts they picked up with one "star" bat in ...

Mets Morning News: Constitutional Crisis

Meet the Mets Continuing their alarmingly-successful run in the aftermath of the trade deadline, the Mets sent the Nationals out of town with a three-game sweep. Choose your recap: Amazin’ Avenue, Faith and Fear in Flushing, MLB.com, Newsday, New York Daily News, New York Post In the back half of this lost season, the unsung […]

Mets sweep the Nationals behind Luis Torrens and Christian Scott

The New York Mets have really taken to their role as a spoiler. The Mets earned a sweep of the Washington Nationals with a 4-3 victory Sunday at Citi Field, likely putting the nail in the coffin of a Nationals’ season that had already been trending downward. Christian Scott had a quality start, Luis Torrens […]

Andrew Alvarez has secured his spot in the Nationals’ rotation

The rollercoaster that has been the 2026 Washington Nationals is one that has been defined by the pitching staff. Consistency has been incredibly hard to come by, and the highest highs have been paralleled by lows that often sit among the league’s worst. Finding any sort of reliable pitching has been a year-long struggle, and […]

Wyatt Mills to Nationals, Cole Irvin & Chuckie Robinson to Oklahoma City

Playing some catch-up on roster moves in a busy week, we had resolution for three players were designated for assignment by the Dodgers in the last week. Wyatt Mills was designated for assignment on Monday when the Dodgers needed to clear 40-man roster space after a flurry of trade deadline deals. On Thursday the right-hander […]

The pitching staff has helped the Washington Nationals stabilize

These last two wins have been key in stabilizing the Nats season, which looked to be going off the rails. Between selling at the deadline and that miserable road trip, the playoffs are highly unlikely, but the Nats have righted the ship. Surprisingly, their pitching staff has been a big reason for that. The back […]

Washington Nationals vs Cincinnati Reds Game Thread

After a big win last night, the Nats will look to build on that performance tonight. It will be a tough task though. The Nats are facing one of the best young pitchers in the game in Chase Burns. However, the offense has started to look a bit better the last three games. The Nats […]