Nats Bullpen Falters, Losing Streak Continues

On April 6th, the nationals blew a fat 6-to-1 lead against the Dodgers yesterday, dropping

the series finale in a loss that screams bullpen, meldown.

Their bats showed up strong pounding our runs like they owned the place, but the relief

crew crumbled under pressure, turning a sure win into another, heartbreaker.

This marks their fifth straight defeat, echoing too many games from last year.

Offence kept rolling, with James Wood crushing an opposite field homer and flashing smart

at bats all day.

Over the series, they lit up a tough Dodger staff for 17 runs total, but walked away

swept anyway.

Starter Foster Griffin held it down for five solid innings, surrendering just one solo

shot to show Hayotani.

Fans are venting frustration after this reality check, especially post their hot start to

the season.

The bullpen's been the Achilles heel lately.

PJ Pauline gave up a two run bomb in the sixth, but steadied, only for Sinel Perez to

implode in the eighth, coughing up four runs without an out.

His early season ERA is ballooning over eight already.

Manager Boutera dodged questions on bullpen tweaks, but fresh arms feel urgent, with so

many innings piling up.

Changes could hit before today's match-up, as they hunt for reliable relievers amid the

churn.

Nascar to shake this skid against the Cardinals next, a winnable foe to give back on track.

Three days in this 162 game grind, but fixing that pain is non-negotiable.

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I'm Corey with The Story.