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Washington Nationals ace Stephen Strasburg pitched five no-hit innings and faced one over the minimum in his second rehab start on Sunday in front of a capacity crowd in Fredericksburg.
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After falling behind 5-0 after one half inning in game one of the doubleheader, the FredNats came all the way back and beat Salem 7-6 on a walk-off single by Andry Arias in the bottom of the 7th inning.
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A $1.4 million grant from the Virginia Department of Environmental Quality will allow Waynesboro Schools to add six electric buses to its fleet.
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After scoring just three runs combined in the first two games of the series, the FredNats exploded for 12 runs and 16 hits in a 12-1 win over Salem on Thirsty Thursday at Virginia Credit Union Stadium.
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Stephen Strasburg lacked command in his rehab start in Fredericksburg Tuesday night, but more concerning for the Washington Nationals front office has to be that he lacked velocity.
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Fredericksburg Nationals broadcaster Eric Bach joins “Street Knowledge” to report on Nats prospects Brady House, Jeremy De La Rosa, Viandel Pena, Sammy Infante and Rodney Theophile.
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Scott German was on hand for Stephen Strasburg’s first rehab start last night in Fredericksburg. Scott joins “Street Knowledge” to talk with Chris Graham about Strasburg, and the mid-season finale of “Better Call Saul.”
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Back in 2009, Stephen Strasburg, the soon-to-be first pick in the Major League draft, struck out 15 Virginia Cavalier hitters in an NCAA regional contest – and lost 5-1.
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For the first time in nearly a year, Washington Nationals pitcher Stephen Strasburg went to the mound in a competitive game.
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Stephen Strasburg faced live hitters for the first time since June 1, 2021 and struck out three batters in 2.2 innings, and the FredNats dropped the series opener 6-1 in front of a franchise record 5,802 fans at Virginia Credit Union Stadium.
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