WASHINGTON NATIONALS

Gore debuted the number when he debuted for the San Diego Padres in April 2022.

Backups Riley Adams and Ildemaro Vargas provided much of the offense to lift Josiah Gray during a 6-4 victory.

The leadoff man went 3 for 4 with the go-ahead two-run double as the Nationals posted a 5-2 win over the Tigers.

The right-hander fails to make it out of the third inning. The Nationals' offense came alive late in an 8-6 loss at home.

Offense finds clutch hits elusive in a 5-3 loss that reveals, again, jus how little margin for error the Nationals have.

The outfielder homers in first at-bat since going on the IL in early April. His absence had left a power void in the Nationals' lineup.

“Each day is a journey, but I’m really embracing it this year,” Josiah Gray said.

Harvey was one strike away from closing out Miami on each of his final three hitters. The Marlins' Jorge Soler's two-run homer then ended the drama.

Before Irvin was promoted in early May, the Nationals spent a month of the season without a player they drafted.

The young shortstop's mental error against the Mets on Monday was inconsequential. What he learns from it is crucial.

Washington's designated hitter has not been able to match his power from last year, but Monday brought signs he's beginning to find his stroke.

The Nationals beat the Mets in the first game, behind a strong showing at the plate by Abrams, but lost an early lead and fell, 8-2, in the second.

“I don’t know when this is going to be over, but I want it to last as long as it possibly can,” Dave Martinez said of managing the Nationals, who are in the middle of a rebuild.

The Nationals' game against the Mets is suspended after a four-hour rain delay and will be finished as part of a split doubleheader Sunday.

“I can’t continue to tell him, ‘Hey, you got to do this.’ I want him to learn and do it himself,” Nationals Manager Dave Martinez said. “And he’s been really good.”

Counting the ways the Nationals' 3-2 defeat in the series opener was actually encouraging for the young team.

The Nationals have hope again, and what happens next could be a blast.

Whenever the Nationals' Chad Kuhl is on the road, he tries to make a trek through the stadium he is visiting. This year, he has taken Hobie Harris along.