James Wood
Coverage of James Wood in the Nexus archive.
- Yankees win 5-3, sweep 3 games from the Nationals despite trailing after 7 innings in each
The New York Yankees defeated the Washington Nationals 5-3, completing a three-game sweep with a comeback victory. Ben Rice's two-run triple in the eighth inning proved decisive, and the Yankees extended their winning streak to four games for the first time since June. The team now has the most come-from-behind wins in the American League when trailing in the eighth inning or later.
- Chisholm’s homer keys 3-run 9th as the Yankees rally past Washington 5-3
Jazz Chisholm Jr.'s two-run ninth-inning home run secured a 5-3 Yankees victory over the Washington Nationals. The Yankees rallied after Washington took a 3-2 lead in the seventh, with Chisholm and Austin Wells hitting key homers in the ninth. Most runs in the game came via home runs, with both teams ranking 1-2 in MLB home runs.
- Jose Altuve homers, Nick Allen drives in 3 as the Astros beat the Nationals 6-3
Jose Altuve homered and Nick Allen drove in three runs as the Houston Astros defeated the Washington Nationals 6-3. The Astros scored a three-run fourth inning and held off a Nationals rally in the ninth for their third win in four games.
- Nationals play the Phillies leading series 1-0
The Washington Nationals lead the series 1-0 against the Philadelphia Phillies in a NL East matchup at Washington. The Nationals (41-38) have a 19-11 record in games hitting two home runs, while the Phillies (42-36) have a 15-6 record in one-run games. Jesus Luzardo and Zack Littell are the starting pitchers.
- Nationals host the Phillies to begin 4-game series
The Washington Nationals host the Philadelphia Phillies to begin a four-game series. The Nationals are 40-38 overall with a .320 on-base percentage, while the Phillies are 42-35 with 99 home runs. Foster Griffin starts for the Nationals, and top performers include Nationals' James Wood (18 doubles, 20 HRs) and Phillies' Bryce Harper (17 HRs, 48 walks).
- Nationals Notebook: Young core shows resilience in strong start
The Washington Nationals are off to their best start since 2021 with a young core averaging under 25 years old, showing resilience after setbacks like blowing an eight-run lead. Manager Blake Butera praised the team's ability to bounce back, while the division sees Atlanta leading with an eight-game edge over Philadelphia and Washington improving compared to last year. Notable performances include Otto Lopez (.343 BA) for Miami and James Wood's 20 homers before the All-Star break.
- Colt Emerson homers as Mariners beat Nationals 10-2 after long rain delay
Rookie Colt Emerson homered in a five-run second inning as the Seattle Mariners defeated the Washington Nationals 10-2 after a 2-hour, 11-minute rain delay. James Wood hit a two-run homer for the Nationals, and Seattle's Randy Arozarena left with a potential leg injury. The Mariners' Bryce Miller pitched eight innings, allowing two runs.
- Luis García Jr. and James Wood lead the Nationals past the Giants 6-3 for their latest road win
The Washington Nationals defeated the San Francisco Giants 6-3, led by Luis García Jr.'s two-run homer and James Wood's three hits. The win marked the Nationals' fifth consecutive road series victory since 2014, with Jacob Young scoring a key run on a wild pitch in the seventh inning.
- Washington Nationals and Arizona Diamondbacks meet in game 2 of series
The Washington Nationals (32-32) and Arizona Diamondbacks (33-30) face off in the second game of their series in Phoenix. Nationals' Zack Littell (5-4, 5.01 ERA) and Diamondbacks' Eduardo Rodriguez (5-1, 2.24 ERA) are the probable pitchers, with Arizona favored at -134. Key performers include Diamondbacks' Ketel Marte (.458 slugging) and Nationals' James Wood (17 HRs, 40 RBIs).
- James Wood, Luis García Jr. each homer and Nationals beat Padres 4-2
James Wood and Luis García Jr. each hit home runs as the Washington Nationals defeated the San Diego Padres 4-2. Zack Littell allowed two earned runs before being replaced in the seventh inning, while Keibert Ruiz contributed with defensive plays. The Nationals extended their lead with a pinch-hit double in the seventh.