Nats’ bullpen implodes in Milwaukee

(Morry Gash / AP)

The Brewers score twice in the seventh inning and twice more in the eighth to send sliding Washington to its sixth loss in seven games.

Morse heating up

Since the start of May, Michael Morse has looked like the best version of himself from last season.

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Nats continue hitting slumber

Nats continue hitting slumber

Corey Hart hits three home runs and drives in seven runs for the Brewers, who hand punchless Washington its fifth loss in six games on Monday.

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Granderson sparks Yankees’ comeback

Granderson sparks Yankees’ comeback

Curtis Granderson singles in the tying run in the ninth inning, then steals second and scores the winning run to beat the Blue Jays.

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Post Sports Live: The state of the Nats, Bryce Harper and the U.S. Open

Tom Boswell joins LaVar Arrington, Dan Steinberg and host Jonathan Forsythe to discuss the state of the Nationals and preview the upcoming U.S. Open at Congressional.”

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Baseball Insider: Fantasizing about Bautista

The wise fantasy owner knows not to confuse love of fantasy profile with love of real-life player — like Jose Bautista, for example. ”

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The Orioles also spell Nats names wrong

Jordan Zimmermann takes two ‘Ns’ in his last name, thanks very much. How’d you like if if we called him ‘Cal Ripke?’”

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National League is on more even playing field

After seven straight years of American League supremacy in interleague play, the National League looks like it’s catching up.”

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Suns are off to a hot start

The Nationals’ low-Class A South Atlantic League team has one of the best records in the minor leagues after four sub-.500 seasons.”

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Jones’s homer in ninth lifts Orioles

Jones’s homer in ninth lifts Orioles

With the Orioles trailing the Royals by a run in the ninth, Felix Pie’s double ties it and Adam Jones wins it with a 418-foot home run.

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Post Sports Live, May 24

Video: Post Sports Live, May 24

The Washington Post's Tom Boswell joins LaVar Arrington, Dan Steinberg and host Jonathan Forsythe to discuss the state of the Nationals and preview the upcoming U.S. Open at Congressional.
Post Sports Live, May 17

Post Sports Live, May 17

The Washington Post's LaVar Arrington, Tracee Hamilton and Dan Steinberg join host Jonathan Forsythe to discuss and debate the NBA playoffs, the draft lottery, the Nationals' recent success and the possibility of John Beck as the Redskins' starting quarterback.
Twins' Francisco Liriano throws no-hitter

Twins' Francisco Liriano throws no-hitter

Francisco Liriano pitched baseball's first no-hitter of the season, throwing his first-career complete game in the Minnesota Twins' 1-0 victory over the Chicago White Sox on Tuesday night. (May 3)
Nats' Zimmerman and Giants' Sandoval sidelined

Nats' Zimmerman and Giants' Sandoval sidelined

Third basemen Ryan Zimmerman of the Nationals and San Francisco's Pablo Sandoval will both be sidelined at least a month with injuries. Zimmerman needs surgery for an abdominal tear while Sandoval has a broken bone in his right wrist. (April 30)
McCourt's woes lead MLB to take over Dodgers

McCourt's woes lead MLB to take over Dodgers

Commissioner Bud Selig is taking away control of the Dodgers from owner Frank McCourt, whose troubled finances and unresolved divorce settlement have seemingly paralyzed the once-proud franchise. And it seems Dodgers fans couldn't be happier. (April 21)
MLB takes over operation of L.A. Dodgers

MLB takes over operation of L.A. Dodgers

Major League Baseball is assuming control of the Los Angeles Dodgers, a team financially paralyzed by its owners' bitter divorce. AP Sports Writer Ron Blum discusses why baseball took this extraordinary step. (April 20)
Post Sports Live, April 5

Post Sports Live, April 5

The Washington Post's LaVar Arrington, Dan Steinberg, Lenny Bernstein and Jonathan Forsythe put a cap on the NCAA Tournament, discuss the latest NFL labor news, comment on the Nationals' opening weekend and preview the Masters.
Bryce Harper makes home debut for Hagerstown Suns

Bryce Harper makes home debut for Hagerstown Suns

Bryce Harper went 0-3 with a strikeout and a walk in his home debut for the Washington Nationals' Class A affiliate the Hagerstown Suns.
Players react to Ramirez retirement

Players react to Ramirez retirement

Red Sox players Jonathan Papelbon and David Ortiz, and Dodgers manager Don Mattingly talk about Manny Ramirez, who retired Friday after testing positive for a performance-enhancing drug. (April 9)
Rays slugger Ramirez tells MLB he's retiring

Rays slugger Ramirez tells MLB he's retiring

Tampa Bay Rays slugger Manny Ramirez has notified Major League Baseball that he is retiring after being notified of an issue under MLB's drug policy. (April 8)

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