Bryce Harper and Adam Lind homered late and the Washington Nationals rallied for a 4-2 win over the Miami Marlins on Opening Day in D.C. Harper hit a solo blast in the sixth and Lind, in his first appearance in a Nats uniform, hit a two-run, pinch hit blast to make it 3-2 in what ended up a 4-2 win over the Fish. On the mound, Stephen Strasburg allowed two runs on six hits in seven innings and Sammy Solis and Blake Treinen locked down the win

With Opening Day less than 24 hours away we look back on the postseason and forward to the 2017 campaign. Will the Washington Nationals break the trend of on-again-off-again NL East division titles? Will Stephen Strasburg be effective pitchng only out of the stretch? Is Bryce Harper back to being 2015 Harper? What about the back end of the bullpen? Do you like the decision to go with Blake Treinen as the closer after the Nats failed to land a high-end arm? We'll talk about all this and more on Nats Nightly at 6:30 PM EDT.

Washington’s Nationals rallied late against Clayton Kershaw and the Dodgers’ pen, but Los Angeles battled back for a 6-5 win to send the NLDS to Game 5. The series shifts back to D.C. on Thursday where Max Scherzer will start for the Nats against an as-yet undetermined opponent in the finale of the best-of-five series.

Washington rallied with a four-run fourth and added four in the ninth for an 8-3 Nationals’ win over the Los Angeles Dodgers and a 2-1 lead in the NLDS. Jayson Werth came up with a big pressure-relieving home run in the ninth after Anthony Rendon hit a big blast early to cap off the four run fourth and the Nationals took a big game from the Dodgers to set themselves up with a chance to win the series on the road or at least take it back to D.C

After the Washington Nationals fell behind 2-0 early in Game 2 of the NLDS with the Los Angeles Dodgers, Jose Lobaton hit a three-run home run and Daniel Murphy drove in two in a 5-2 win that evened up the series. Tanner Roark was out early after giving up two runs in 4 1/3 innings, but the Nationals' bullpen held the Dodgers in check after the Nats took the lead. Now it's off to LA with the series tied up at 1-1.

Los Angeles Dodgers' lefty Clayton Kershaw held the Washington Nationals to three runs in five innings, and the Dodgers scored four on Nats' starter Max Scherzer early and held on. LA took a 1-0 lead in the division series with what ended up being a 4-3 win in which Corey Seager and Justin Turner hit big home runs. Game 2 takes place tomorrow afternoon at 4:08 PM EDT with Tanner Roark on the mound against Rich HIll.

Max Scherzer drove in four runs to help his own cause and earned his 20th win of the season in the Washington Nationals’ 10-7 win over the Miami Marlins in Game 162 of 162 this afternoon in the nation's capital. Washington finished the regular season 10-9 against Miami and 95-67 overall on the year. Next up: Game 1 of the NLDS with the Los Angeles Dodgers on Friday in Nationals Park. Dusty Baker's boys finish the regular season with a win...

Tanner Roark earned his 16th win. Trea Turner did his thing, sparking the Washington Nationals' offense in a 2-1 win, and an LA Dodgers’ loss guaranteed Washington home field advantage in the NLDS, which will take place on October 7th in D.C. at a time that's TBD. With the win this afternoon over the Miami Marlins, the nationals improved to 94-67 overall on the season with one game left to play in the regular season tomorrow afternoon at 3:05 PM EDT in the nation's capital.

Joe Ross gave up one run in four innings in the nation's capital and Pedro Severino and Wilmer Difo homered in what ended up a 5-3 win for the Washington Nationals over the Arizona Diamondbacks. Sean Burnett and Reynaldo Lopez got the Nats through the fifth and Lopez kept the D-backs in check over the next three-plus innings as the Nationals earned their 93rd win of the season. With three games to play, the magic number to claim home field advantage in the NLDS is down to two...

Washington’s Nationals were no-hit through five, but a four-run sixth lifted them to a 4-2 win over the Arizona Diamondbacks. Max Scherzer struck out 10 on a night when he wasn't particularly sharp and Anthony Rendon came through with the decisive hit, a three-run home run that lifted the Nationals to their 92nd win of the season, leavin the Nats 92-65 overall with two more to play with the D-Backs over the next two days. There's lot of injury news to discuss too... we'll cover it all on Nats Nightly.