
Washington Nationals lose another late lead: NL wild-card race tightens
Stop me if you’ve heard this one before: the Washington Nationals couldn’t hold a late lead.

Stop me if you’ve heard this one before: the Washington Nationals couldn’t hold a late lead.

Miami scored four runs in the eighth off the beleaguered Washington Nationals bullpen, but a six-run Nats 10th was the answer in a 10-4 Washington win Saturday night.

The Washington Nationals led all the way, but it still wasn’t easy, in a 6-4 win in Miami Friday night that gives the Nats some breathing room for a 2019 playoff berth.

The Washington Nationals were 59-28 between May 24 and Sept. 3, the night of the unfathomable 11-10 comeback win over the New York Mets in Nats Park.

Juan Soto lost a fly ball in the sun, leading to three runs. Dexter Fowler then robbed Asdrubal Cabrera of a three-run homer. Such was Wednesday for the Washington Nationals.

Patrick Corbin struck out 11 in six innings, Howie Kendrick homered, Victor Robles had a pair of two-out RBI hits, and the Washington Nationals scored a big win Tuesday night.

Marcell Ozuna homered and knocked in all four runs for the Cardinals in a 4-2 win over the Washington Nationals Monday night.

When the Washington Nationals headed to Atlanta last week, there were seven games in 11 days of opportunity to make up ground in the NL East.

New Dominion Bookshop will host a book talk and signing with author Peter Finn on Thursday, Oct. 17, from 7-8 p.m.

A second-half surge of offense propelled George Washington to a 3-2 victory over Liberty on Thursday.