The postseason history of the Washington Nationals is short, somewhat unremarkable, and largely painful. Yet for one brief but shining moment, Juan Soto changed all of that.
HTTD’s Patrick Rice is joined by DC Sports Talk Czar Grant Paulsen to discuss some of the early storylines around the Washington Nationals through roughly two months of the MLB season.
With the first week of the 2018 season under the Washington Nationals belt, the team sits 4-5 after being swept at home by the hated New York Mets. Despite starting the season 4-0, Washington has scuffled and fallen below .500 for the first time since August 2015.
Here we go. For the fourth time in six years our beloved Washington Nationals are National League East Champions, and ready for the postseason.
Editor’s Note: In his ongoing “Zimm’s Corner” monthly report on the hometown Washington Nationals, HTTD writer Patrick Rice discusses the prolificness of the “Nats Bats” in 2017.
Editor’s Note: In his ongoing “Zimm’s Corner” monthly report on the hometown Washington Nationals, HTTD writer Patrick Rice assesses just what we know — and what we don’t know — about the 2017 Nats.
Editor’s Note: Back again for another year of his “Zimm’s Corner” monthly report on the hometown Washington Nationals, HTTD writer Patrick Rice takes an early look at the Washington Nationals’ 2017 season to date.
Editor’s Note: HTTD contributor Patrick Rice provides his latest thoughts, after the Washington Nationals series win against the Chicago Cubs, in his ongoing “Zimm’s Corner” monthly report on the hometown Nats.
Editor’s Note: HTTD contributor Patrick Rice provides his latest thoughts in his ongoing “Zimm’s Corner” monthly report on the Washington Nationals. Note that this post was written just prior to the Nationals 2-0 loss to the Mets yesterday evening.