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I didn't invent Facebook, but I do cover the Washington Nationals for natsjournal.com and co-host the Nats Chat podcast: natschatpodcast.com
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As blown save record nears, Nats have nowhere to hide

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By Mark Zuckerman Verified
| Nats Journal
Photo by Billy Sabatini / ALL-PRO REELS LOS ANGELES – Blown save No. 36, appropriately, started with a walk and ended with a home run. Both outcomes have been a part of so many of these throughout the season, it just wouldn’t have felt right if Saturday night’s game at Dodger Stadium was lost in some other manner. The Nationals led 4-2 in the seventh on the strength of another quality start by Cade Cavalli and just enough clutch hits in the right moments to put themselves in position to win.
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Game 144: Nats at Dodgers

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By Mark Zuckerman Verified
| Nats Journal
LOS ANGELES – Few pitchers in baseball have been as good as Cade Cavalli since the All-Star break. Over his last 10 starts, the Nationals right-hander is 7-1 with a 1.95 ERA, 0.917 WHIP and a 72-to-15 strikeout-to-walk ratio that continues to underscore just how far he’s come. And he’s done this against some pretty good lineups, most notably the Cubs (who managed one hit off him over eight innings).
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Comeback Falls Short in the 9th

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By Mark Zuckerman Verified
| Nats Journal
The Nats lost to the Dodgers 5-3 on Friday night to begin their six game road trip. Mark (From Dodger Stadium) & Al open with the Nationals 9th inning comeback where they almost overcame a five run deficit. James Wood's RBI double brought to the tying run to the plate, but Andres Chaparro then flew out to end the affair. (07:00) Nasim Nunez had an active evening and some of it was not very good.
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