Share
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.
Share
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.
Share
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.”
Share
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.
Share
For the first time in nearly a year, Washington Nationals pitcher Stephen Strasburg went to the mound in a competitive game.
Share
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.
Share
Stephen Strasburg’s first pitching appearance in 11 months figures to be the most high-profile game in the short history of the Fredericksburg Nationals.
Share
After losing five straight games all by two runs or less, history looked like it may repeat itself on Saturday night in Delmarva when the FredNats were up two runs in the 9th and the Shorebirds were threatening again.
Share
Allan Berrios went deep and Jeremy De La Rosa recorded two hits, but the struggles continued for the FredNats Friday in Delmarva.
Share
Brady House hit his third homer of the season in the eighth inning, but the FredNats lost the series opener 5-3 to Delmarva on Tuesday afternoon at Perdue Stadium.
We don’t take press releases or official statements as the final word. Digging in to get the whole story takes time and resources.