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Washington Nationals beat New York Mets, 6–4
Washington Nationals finished with a 6–4 victory over New York Mets at Nationals Park on September 27, 2026.
Story contact: Kevin HuangREAD THE GAME ↗7 — 1Mauricio’s two homers, Ewing’s three-run shot lift Mets past Nationals 7-1
Ronny Mauricio hit two home runs, A.J. Ewing broke the game open with a three-run blast in the seventh and the New York Mets pulled away for a 7-1 win over the Washington Nationals on Saturday at Nationals Park.
Story contact: Katie SullivanREAD THE GAME ↗6 — 7Nationals’ four-run third holds off Mets in 7-6 win at Nationals Park
The Washington Nationals won the inning that mattered most. Their four-run burst in the third proved just enough to outlast the New York Mets 7-6 at Nationals Park, surviving a game in which New York kept finding a way back onto the board.
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Yohandy Morales and a sharp sixth inning lift Nationals past Tigers 4-2 at Comerica Park
For five innings, this looked like the kind of game Detroit could win simply by creating more traffic. Then Washington found one clean opening, hit it hard, and let that brief burst carry a 4-2 victory at Comerica Park.
Story contact: Tyler BrennanREAD THE GAME ↗3 — 1CJ Abrams’ two homers carry Nationals past Tigers in 3-1 duel at Comerica Park
The Washington Nationals did not overwhelm Detroit on Tuesday night. They simply let CJ Abrams do the hardest part twice, and that was enough to leave Comerica Park with a 3-1 win over the Tigers.
Story contact: Xiao Ling WuREAD THE GAME ↗2 — 9Tigers turn an early edge into a 9-2 runaway over Nationals with three homers and a five-run fifth
The Tigers spent Monday night building a lead the way strong lineups prefer to do it: early, again in the middle innings, and with enough pitching behind it that the late homer only changed the margin. Detroit beat the Washington Nationals 9-2 at Comerica Park, turning a two-run first into a runaway by the fifth.
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Ivan Herrera’s second homer sparks eighth-inning swing as Cardinals rally past Nationals 5-3
A box score can look modest right up until the home runs start deciding everything. Sunday at Busch Stadium, the St. Louis Cardinals turned six hits into five runs and erased a late deficit, beating the Washington Nationals 5-3 on the strength of three solo and two-run blasts.
Story contact: Darnell JacksonREAD THE GAME ↗8 — 5Vivas, Tena and a chaotic 11th lift Nationals past Cardinals 8-5 at Busch Stadium
The Washington Nationals kept letting St. Louis back into the game, then finally ended the argument with one messy, decisive 11th inning in an 8-5 win Saturday at Busch Stadium.
Story contact: Mei ZhaoREAD THE GAME ↗9 — 1Dylan Crews, Cade Cavalli and a messy first inning push Nationals past Cardinals 9-1
The Washington Nationals did not need a parade of hits to take over at Busch Stadium. They needed one sharp first inning, one bigger third, and a pitching line that kept St. Louis stranded almost all night in a 9-1 win over the Cardinals.
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3 — 0Zack Wheeler and a parade of walks carry Phillies past Nationals 3-0
The cleanest part of Philadelphia’s 3-0 win Wednesday night at Nationals Park was the final score. Almost everything else was a study in traffic: 13 Phillies walks, 176 Washington pitches, and a game the visitors controlled without ever fully cashing in.
Story contact: Tyler BrennanREAD THE GAME ↗3 — 6Daylen Lile’s three-run seventh lifts Nationals past Phillies after every early lead disappeared
For six innings at Nationals Park, this game kept undoing itself. Every Philadelphia push was answered, and when the tie returned one more time in the fifth, Washington saved its biggest reply for the seventh, where Daylen Lile’s three-run homer sent the Nationals to a 6-3 win over the Phillies.
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5 — 6Nationals' four-run eighth turns 13-hit grind into 6-5 comeback over Angels
For seven innings, Washington kept building the kind of game that usually wins comfortably and somehow did not. The Nationals finally made the math work in the eighth inning, scoring four times to erase a two-run deficit and beat the Los Angeles Angels 6-5 at Nationals Park.
Story contact: Arjun KapoorREAD THE GAME ↗5 — 6Nationals survive late Angels surge, win 6-5 in 10 innings on Zach Neto’s error
For seven innings at Nationals Park, Washington seemed to have this one stacked neatly away. Then the Angels turned four hits into a full-blown comeback, only for the Nationals to answer in the 10th and escape with a 6-5 win that felt far messier than their early control suggested.
Story contact: Mei ZhaoREAD THE GAME ↗3 — 4Jorbit Vivas swings the eighth as Nationals rally past Angels 4-3
For seven innings, Washington kept creating chances without quite cashing them in. In the eighth, Andrew Pinckney’s sacrifice fly and Jorbit Vivas’ two-run double finally turned that steady pressure into a 4-3 Nationals comeback over the Los Angeles Angels at Nationals Park.
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