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Tigers hit wall, fall to Nationals 11-7
If there is such a thing as hitting the wall, the Tigers hit it at the end of Game 2 Wednesday night when the Nationals sent 10 batters to the plate in their final at-bat and scored six runs. The next time the Nationals came to bat, in the first inning Thursday, they sent nine batters to the plate, scored five runs and never really looked back.
After a first-inning homer from Spencer Torkelson, lefty Dietrich Enns surrendered five runs in the bottom of the inning.
James Wood had a career-high five hits including his 23rd home run hours after being named to the Home Run Derby, Jake Irvin ...
The Nationals had a six-run eighth inning to beat the Tigers, 9-4, to gain a split of the doubleheader Wednesday at Nationals ...
DeJong’s first-inning homer sets the tone and Wood produces a five-hit night in an 11-7 win over the top team in the American ...
Despite rocky results so far in 2025 for the young Nats lefty, underlying metrics suggest a turnaround can happen ...
The second-year outfielder continued his historic start with the Nationals with a big day at the plate in Washington's 11-7 ...
The Tigers' game scheduled for Tuesday night against the Washington Nationals in Washington D.C. has been postponed because ...
A seventh-inning rally was for naught as the Tigers' bullpen gave up six runs in the eighth in a 9-4 loss to Washington.
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