Week in Review: April 7th-13th

With the second week of the season came a bit of a Nats swoon. Despite a sweep of the White Sox, the Nats were swept by Atlanta and did not look good in the process. Win or lose, District on Deck has kept up its dedicated coverage, and in case you missed it, here’s last week’s posts in review:

Apr 14, 2013; Washington, DC, USA; Washington Nationals catcher Kurt Suzuki (24) singles during the eighth inning against the Atlanta Braves at Nationals Park. Mandatory Credit: Brad Mills-USA TODAY Sports

Sunday, April 7th

Game 5: Washington Nationals 7, Cincinnati Reds 6 (11)

Week In Review: March 31st-April 6th

Game 6: Cincinnati Reds 6, Washington Nationals 3

Monday, April 8th

Jeff Kobernus: The Potential Wild Card For The Nationals

Moments That Mattered: Weekend Review

Tuesday, April 9th

Series Preview: Washington Nationals (4-2) v. Chicago White Sox (4-2)

Adam LaRoche To Return Vs White Sox

Nationals Agree To Pick Up Rizzo’s Option; Talk Extension

Wednesday, April 10th

Ever Dreamed Of Winning $50,000 Playing Fantasy Baseball?

Game 7: Washington Nationals 8, Chicago White Sox 7

Moments That Mattered: Game 7

Thursday, April 11th

Game 8: Washington Nationals 5, Chicago White Sox 2

Moments That Mattered: Game 8

Game 9: Washington Nationals 7, Chicago White Sox 4

Friday, April 12th

Moments That Mattered: Game 9

Series Preview: Atlanta Braves at Washington Nationals

Game 10 Lineups: Atlanta Braves At Washington Nationals

Saturday, April 13th

Game 10: Atlanta Braves 6, Washington Nationals 4 (10)

Moments That Mattered: Game 10

Nationals Fans Try To Kill The Wave

Game 11: Atlanta Braves 3, Washington Nationals 1

Wilson Ramos Pulls Hamstring, Headed To DL

Moments That Mattered: Game 11

Topics: Washington Nationals, Week In Review

Andrew Flax

I've loved baseball all my life. As a kid, I went to O's games with my dad, including Cal Ripken's last game. Fortunately, the Nats came to town just as I was getting old enough to develop a fanhood. I guess I really dodged a bullet there. I was at the first game at RFK and the last, but I'll never forget the first game at Nats Park. Watching Zimmerman's walk-off soar into the night sky was a truly formative experience in my life, and is certainly one of the reasons I'm so passionate about the Nationals now. Comment on my posts or find me on twitter @NatsNation21!