""Right now they are pretty upset, which you like to see. These guys are competitive, they want to win. You can hear how quiet it is in the clubhouse right now. There were some guys pretty upset walking out of the dugout. Shows us they care. Our coaching staff is upset, too. These last two games have been pretty frustrating. We thought we had all three in this series.""
""Cade Cavalli had a strong start, going six innings and allowing just one run on five hits. He got better as the game progressed, allowing just one hit in his final three innings. This outing was a marked improvement from his four-inning Opening Day start.""
The Washington Nationals completed a challenging season-opening trip with a 3-3 record, demonstrating competitiveness against playoff teams like the Phillies and Cubs. Despite lacking star players, their use of advanced metrics and creative strategies has kept them in games. Manager Blake Butera noted the team's frustration after a recent loss, indicating their desire to win. Cade Cavalli's strong pitching performance and the offense's ability to challenge opposing pitchers were highlights, showcasing the team's potential to exceed expectations.
Read at The Washington Post
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