Game 128: Nats at Rangers
Cade Cavalli is on the mound, but CJ Abrams remains at shortstop, as the Nationals try to snap their four-game losing streak
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Shutout in Texas
The Nats were blanked 5-0 on Tuesday night at the Rangers for their 4th consecutive loss on this road trip. Mark (From Arlington, TX) & Al put into perspective how severe the drop-off has been as Washington lost 11 of their past 12 road games. (07:00) Ran
Instant Analysis: Rangers 5, Nats 0
Jackson Kent labored again, and the Nationals lineup was completely shut down by Texas' pitching staff, falling to 5-14 over the last three weeks
Game 127: Nats at Rangers
Jackson Kent makes his second career start as the Nationals open a three-game series in Texas
Opinion: Nats should've waited until offseason to make Abrams switch
It's long been known CJ Abrams wouldn't stick at shortstop forever, but the Nationals may have committed an unforced error moving him now
Swept in Queens
The Nats lost 4-3 to the Mets on Sunday afternoon as the weekend series resulted in a New York sweep. Mark (From Citi Field) & Al convene after Washington has dropped ten of their past eleven road games within divisional play. (04:00) CJ Abrams was hitles
(Not Quite) Instant Analysis: Mets 4, Nats 3
Jake Irvin couldn't hold an early lead, and the Nationals lineup continued to struggle while getting swept in New York
Game 126: Nats at Mets
Jake Irvin needs to provide some length today after the Nationals bullpen was overextended during Saturday's loss
Cruz Blows the Save in New York
The Nats couldn't hang on in the 9th and lost 5-4 on Saturday afternoon at the Mets. Mark (From New York) & Al begin with Yovanny Cruz, who inhertied a 4-3 lead in the middle of the 9th. Cruz was unable to overcome the lead off walk and Francisco Lindor's
(Not Quite) Instant Analysis: Mets 5, Nats 4
The Nationals survived a disastrous first inning by Brad Lord. They could not survive a disastrous ninth inning by Yovanny Cruz.