Federal Baseball · May 10, 2025
Washington Nationals need to stop the bleeding
The Washington Nationals have not played great baseball this home stand. That came to a head last night when former Nat Erick Fedde threw a complete game shutout in his return to DC. Last night might have been the worst the Nationals have played this season, and they have to bounce back today.
From the first pitch, which was a fastball Mitchell Parker spiked into the dirt, the Cardinals were in complete control. Parker’s struggles continued last night. In his last three starts, Parker has allowed 15 runs in 13 innings. After throwing nine of his first 10 pitches for balls, Parker locked in with his command, not walking another batter. However, he was not fooling many Cardinal hitters.