Nationals Rally to End Losing Streak | Washington Nationals News

0:00On September 12, so the Nationals finally broke their losing streak, ending a seven-game skid with a comeback win against the Angels. It was a nail-biter, coming down to the 8th inning where they managed to score three runs to take the lead. They were down two runs to one heading into that crucial inning. Things started to shift when Brady House got a walk, followed by a single from CJ Abrams. Then, a perfectly placed bun loaded the bases with nobody out. After a quick mound visit from the Angels, the Nationals chipped away. A ground ball brought in a run, and then a sacrifice fly tied the game. The momentum was clearly shifting. The go-ahead hit came from Jorbit Vivas, who delivered a double that brought in two runs. This put the Nationals up for good, and Air Toam enclosed it out in the 9th, securing the victory. It's a big win, especially considering they just set a record for blown saves. This kind of rally shows some real grit, and could be a turning point for the team. Today locked in with Washington Nationals News Today, AI-powered updates.