The Washington Nationals head into the second half of the season with a respectable 47-42 record, a mark that is especially significant when one considers that Nats were 12 games under the .500 mark and seemingly dead in the water.
Winners of 16 of their last 22 games at Nationals Park, the Nats appear to have righted the ship at home. However, if the Nats are to earn a post-season berth in 2019, they’ll have to improve upon their pedestrian 21-22 record so far in games played away from the friendly confines of the Nation’s Capital.