BOTTOM LINE: The Houston Astros take on the Washington Nationals after losing five games in a row. Houston is 33-24 at home and 60-47 overall. Astros hitters have a collective .320 on-base percentage, the sixth-ranked percentage in the AL.

The Washington Nationals are in a slump, but shortstop CJ Abrams and his offensive production is something the Nats can be giddy about.

Perhaps the greatest display of evidence showcasing the Houston Astros' offensive struggles came Monday in the opener of a three-game home interleague series against the Washington Nationals.

Framber Valdez wasn’t happy that right fielder Taylor Trammell was shifted halfway to center field instead of in right field on the play.

After being swept at home by the Athletics, Houston opens its last series before the trade deadline against Washington.

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The Nationals yo-yo offense struck again last night. After getting shut out in game one, the Nats worked Twins ace Joe Ryan. It has just been that kind of year for the offense. Hopefully we get the good offense today as the Nats look for the series win in Minnesota.

LSU signee Miguel Sime Jr. came off the board with pick No. 111 in the 2025 MLB Draft with the Washington Nationals making the call. Sime, the No. 1 rated prosp

Nationals Nats come home looking like a new team yet play like their old selves Returning to Nationals Park for the first time since the trade deadline, the team drops its fifth straight