A Game Of Victory

We just showed you a few sad shots of agony from the Nationals marathon game vs the Dodgers on Wednesday. They were quite sad. But as you know the Nats actually WON the baseball game. Here are some shots after the win. Hint: It isn't a joyous celebration...it is what you would expect after a tough battle...

FP Santangelo Calls Anthony Rendon Homerun

Ok. So to be honest, we aren't recording every single time a baseball announcer calls a homerun that doesn't happen. But when it does, we try to forget those and focus on the amazingness that is calling a homerun. Well one of those times happened again. Check out what Washington Nationals announcer FP Santangelo had to say just seconds before an Anthony Rendon homerun. Psychic?

Washington Nationals: A Different Hero Every Day

The Washington Nationals have done something pretty darn amazing. The Nattys have won 10 games in a row, which included 5 walk off wins in just 6 games, a feat that has only been done a few times in the history of Major League Baseball.  The cool part is that this is a total team effort, and every walk-off had a different Nationals hero. Here is an epic GIF showing all those heroes.

The Cardinals Are Evil, The Nats Lose

Cardinals 3, Nationals 2

	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9		R	H	E
Cardinals	0	0	2	0	0	1	0	0	0		3	8	1
Nationals	0	0	0	2	0	0	0	0	0		2	5	0

Another game against the Cardinals, another tough loss for the Washington Nationals.  On Monday night after returning home from a 6 game road trip, the Nationals lost to the Cardinals 3-2 as the evil Cardinal watched from hell.  Rumor has it, if you stare into his dead eyes for 30 seconds you will burst into flames.  Nobody has had the guts to test him...

Wait, what happened?  Oh, I guess there was a baseball game played too.  It was much of what you would expect.  Pete Kozma was booed, and the Nats lost.  A few good things happened...sort of.

Anthony Rendon Loses Helmet, Picks Up First Major League Hit

With Ryan Zimmerman's hamstring in some trouble, the Washington Nationals were forced to call up their top minor league prospect Anthony Rendon. With his family and girlfriend in the crowd, in front of a home Nationals Park, Rendon picked up his first major league hit and RBI both at the same time. The RBI tied the game for the Nats, a huge run in what looks to be a tough ballgame.

The GIF of the play, and what happend 2 pitches earlier with his helmet, after the jump.