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Dave anchors and reports sports for @WTOP. Proud @newhouseSU grad. He's made college football and basketball his personal hill. @AP_Top25 and @bigten voter.
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Nationals Notebook: Winning weekend can’t mask one bad bullpen

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By Dave Preston Verified
| WTOP News (Washington, DC) Verified
The book closes on the 2026 Battle of the Beltways with the Washington Nationals taking two of three from their neighbors to the north: the Baltimore Orioles. That’s three straight series wins for the Nats against the O’s, and they’re back over .500 again after dipping under that mark Friday night.
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Nationals Notebook: Summer starts with the Nats in the Wild Card mix

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By Dave Preston Verified
| WTOP News (Washington, DC) Verified
The Washington Nationals may have lost 4-3 in Tampa Bay Sunday — snapping their streak of four straight series wins — but the weekend still delivered a positive milestone: 40 wins, the earliest the Nats have reached that mark since 2017. For comparison, last year’s team didn’t reach 40 wins until its 100th game of the season.
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Nationals Notebook: Young core shows resilience in strong start

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By Dave Preston Verified
| WTOP News (Washington, DC) Verified
The Washington Nationals might be off to their best start since 2021, but unlike that club which was less than two years removed from winning the World Series, this team is loaded with youth. Sunday’s batting order had an average age of under 25. Confidence can be fickle over a 162-game season, one that can include losing streaks to last-place teams and meltdowns of epic proportions. The Nats have dealt with both this month.
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