Tanner Roark provides seven strong innings, but offense waits until the eighth to get started in 4-1 win at Miami.
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Tanner Roark provides seven strong innings, but offense waits until the eighth to get started in 4-1 win at Miami.
Tanner Roark provides seven strong innings, but offense waits until the eighth to get started in 4-1 win at Miami.
Grace has been on the disabled list since April 21 with a groin strain.
In Miami, right-hander gives up four runs in six innings, but bats break out in 9-5 win.
Miller joins the Nationals after tossing 13 2/3 scoreless innings for Class AAA Syracuse.
Murphy hasn't played a game this season while Goodwin has been out since mid-April.
The Marlins are the only National League East team the Nats have not seen since spring training.
Miller was dominant in Syracuse this season.
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Caution be damned (sort of): Sammy Solis is going to pitch in attack mode.
The Nationals need a reliever to fill out their bullpen.
San Diego claims series finale, 3-1, despite a strong start from the team’s young right-hander.
The host of "Get Up DC!" starts his day with a run and ends it with a drum performance.
Fedde will make his fourth career major league start.
The Nationals need a fresh arm after Saturday's doubleheader left them short one day for a turn through the rotation, and it could turn out to be Erick Fedde.
Outfielder’s throw home saves a run in sixth, then his double in the ninth is the difference in 2-1 win over San Diego.
Madson was placed on the disabled list Sunday with a pectoral strain.
Soto's remarkable debut is encouraging, but after losing Howie Kendrick, the Nationals have needs he cannot meet — even at his best.
The three-run blast meant a whole lot to a group of major league hopefuls in Soto's home country.
Soto crushed a three-run home run on the first pitch he saw in his first career start, and Washington went on to win, 10-2.
The veteran left-hander is finally back in the majors after years of agonizing rehabilitation.
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