Nats Explode for Wild Comeback, Bats Fuel Surge

It's April 7.

This is Washington Nationals News Today, AI-powered stories from inside your team.

Washington Nationals snapped a five-game skid with a wild comeback against the St. Louis

Cardinals, exploding for six runs in the eighth inning on.

Three massive homers to flip a three-run deficit into a nine to six win.

James Wood kicked it off with a three-run blast.

Then Brady House and CJ Abrams added solo shots right after, lighting up the scoreboard

and waking up.

A live that's been on fire early this season.

The Nats now ranked top four in runs, hits, homers, and RBI's, sitting third in batting

average at 277 and slugging at 457A.

Huge jump from last year's middling offense that hovered around 20th in most categories.

Young guns like House Lashing 333 with a near 1000 OPS.

Dalyne Lyle hitting 289 with solid contact, and Joey.

Weemer starting scorching at 476 are fueling the surge, even if power beyond wood and

Abrams has been spotty.

But hold the hype.

The pitching staff is a disaster.

Dead last in ERA at 624, blowing saves left and right while allowing the most hits.

Runs and homers league wide, leaving the four and six Nats in last place with plenty of

fixes ahead before they contend.

For now, soak in the bats while they boom.