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The Washington Nationals All-Star led off Saturday game against San Francisco and ended a frustrating homerless drought.

Nationals first. James Wood walks. CJ Abrams called out on strikes. Paul DeJong called out on strikes. Josh Bell homers to left field. James Wood scores. Nathaniel Lowe flies out to left center ...

Brad Lord pitched six effective innings to earn his first career victory as a starter, and the Washington Nationals beat the ...

After a positive series in San Francisco, the Washington Nationals look to keep the good times rolling in Kansas City ...

Dylan Crews is coming back soon, which means the Washington Nationals have a tough choice to make in their outfield ...

Kyle Isbel hit a go-ahead, two-run homer in the sixth inning after Salvador Perez clubbed a tying two-run shot earlier in the frame as the Kansas City Royals beat the visiting Washington Nationals 7-4 ...

While that slump dragged his numbers down, on the season Wood still has 25 homers, 14 steals, 64 runs and 73 RBI in 114 contests with an .841 OPS.

James Wood belted the third pitch of the game for a home run, Brad Lord worked six strong innings, and the Washington Nationals held on for a 4-2 road victory over the San Francisco Giants on Saturday ...

James Wood has been in a BRUTAL slump for well over a month now, and the Nats have been affected by it. We discuss his slump here, and why he has been in it.

The Washington Nationals were able to win their most recent series against the San Francisco Giants, but this is a team that has a lot of issues. As expected a ...

The Nationals shutout of San Francisco on Sunday saw two of the Nats’ premiere players turn around serious tailspins.