Ruiz's Big September Continues in Win
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Garcia Jr. Clears the Fences in Win
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Bad Defense & A Blown Lead
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Irvin Continues His Dominance Over Atlanta
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Gore Gets Crushed by the Braves
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Leadoff Homer for Abrams in Defeat
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Nats Sweep the Doubleheader
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Irvin Loses in Pittsburgh
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10th Inning Goes South for the Nats
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Gallo & Ruiz Homer in Miami Win
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Smoked & Swept
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Cubs Get to Herz in the 5th
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Crews Goes Deep in Defeat
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Crews Homers & Doubles in Win Over the Yanks
The Nats beat the Yankees 5-2 to take the series in D.C. Mark & Al chronicle the first career HR for Dylan Crews and it came in just his third game. Crews would later add a double to stuff the box score and serve as stark reminder to fans that brighter days are ahead.
Corbin Outduels Gerrit Cole
The Nats doubled up the Yankees 4-2 on Tuesday night behind Patrick Corbin's six shutout innings. Mark & Al wonder if this is Corbin's most impressive appearance since Game 7 of the World Series. Oddly enough, the pitcher that notably never entered that Game 7 (Gerrit Cole), was the losing pitcher in this game.
Crews Draws a Walk in Losing Debut
Dylan Crews debuted in front nearly 33K fans but the Nats lost 5-2 on Monday night in D.C. against the AL leading Yankees. Mark & Al evaluate Crews' evening as he went 0 for 3 but did a draw walk in defeat. Mark also explains the best he can as to why Davey Martinez did not hold a postgame press conference.
Sweep Avoided in Georgia
The Nats topped the Braves 5-1 on Sunday afternoon to clinch a winning record over the division rivals this season (7-4 thus far). Mark (From Cobb County) and Al evaluate the importance of that stat is in terms of measuring where the organization currently sits.
Abrams Commits Another Error in Loss
The Nats led early on but lost 4-2 on Saturday night in Atlanta. Mark (From Cobb County, GA) & Al begin with the team's decision to call up Drew Millas instead of Dylan Crews to replace the injured Alex Call this weekend. The organization decided not to alter the date of Crews' debut after Call was placed on the IL due to a partial tear of the plantar fascia in his left foot.
Crews Coming to D.C. on Monday
Friday was a busy one for the Nationals as it began with news that Dylan Crews will make his MLB debut on Monday night and it ended with the team falling 3-2 in Atlanta. Mark (From Cobb County, GA) & Al evaluate how Alex Call's injury could affect the team's plans this weekend in the outfield.
(09:00) Crews will face the Juan Soto and the Yankees in his first game in the majors on Monday night in D.C. Crews began the year with AA-Harrisburg, but has been with AAA-Rochester since June 18th. The timeline of announcing that Crews will debut at home in three days mirrored how the organization handled the James Wood promotion earlier this summer.
Corbin Earns 100th Win of Career
The Nats beat the Rockies 8-3 on Thursday afternoon to take the series in D.C. Mark & Al have more good James Wood things to discuss as he drove in two runs and lifted his OPS to .837. The NL Rookie of the Year race is already very crowded, but Wood is putting himself in fringe contention.