The Washington Nationals are getting increasingly worse as the season goes on and while it cannot all be blamed on their pitching staff there is a clear problem

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Diamonds Direct Diamond King: During a short week that delivered a small sample size, Mitchell Parker stands tall. The lefthander struck out four Saturday while allowing two runs over six innings, posting his sixth win of the season (and the only Nats victory since July 9).

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The Nats will roll out a familiar lineup as they start the second half. CJ Abrams and James Wood make up a dynamic one-two punch at the top of the order. However, the rest of the lineup has been inconsistent at best. Rookies Brady House and Daylen Lile will be in action to start the second half. Michael Soroka will take the ball for the Nats.

The Nationals found their groove against Frankie Montas, Milwaukee’s deadline acquisition. Abrams, who hit .176 in July, crushed the sort of high cutter he feeds off for a two-run homer.

Less than three years ago the Washington Nationals were on top of the baseball world. They completed an improbable run to grabbing the 2019 World Series championship after being a) 19-31 on May 23 ...

At the beginning of the season, this would be an unimaginable thing to say, but the Washington Nationals look like a team poised to lose 100 games. They are on pace to lose 99 right now, but have been sinking like a stone ever since the start of June.