Nationals predictions
No Nationals game on today's card. The record below covers every pick published in Nationals games.
The model's record in Nationals games
Every pick on a game Nationals played, totals included — not only picks backing Nationals.
40
graded picks
40
decided
47.5%
win rate
7.2
net units
7.1%
ROI
| Market | Decided | Win % | Net | ROI |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Total | 23 | 56.5% | 13.2 | 16.0% |
| Run line | 9 | 44.4% | -1.3 | -14.2% |
| Moneyline | 8 | 25.0% | -4.7 | -44.0% |
Each row below is one market, priced on its own: the rows are not slices of the figures above, and “Total” is the over/under market rather than a sum. A market can win under half its picks and still make money when its winners are priced longer than its losers, so net units and ROI are the columns that say how it did.
Nationals form
Record
76-84
No. 4 in the NL East Division
Last 5
runs per game
Recent picks in Nationals games
This season's pairings
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Nationals questions
Plain answers about how Nationals picks work here. Every pick, price and result on this page comes from the ledger, never from this section.
What does the model do on a Nationals game day?
It prices the markets it covers on that game, publishes only the ones that clear its threshold and holds the rest. The decision shows at the top of this page under "Today's Nationals game", and in full on that day's pairing page.
Why is there no Nationals pick some days?
Because passing is a decision, not a gap. A market the model prices and leaves alone is one it looked at and did not like at the number. The day's pairing page says which markets were priced, which cleared and which were held, so a quiet day is still a readable one.
How do I get the Nationals pick before the game starts?
When the free pick of the day is a Nationals game, register and it is yours by email and on your picks page. Every other published pick is for members. Nothing here shows a side or a price before the game is graded; after grading, every pick is public in the table above.
Where do the Nationals numbers on this page come from?
From the same ledger as the full track record: every published pick, graded from the final score and never edited afterwards. "In Nationals games" means home and away games alike, whichever side the pick was on, so the record here is the model's record, not the team's.
Do these pages cover every Nationals game?
Every game the model priced. A pairing page exists for each opponent Nationals have met this season, and it collects every meeting of that pairing in one place, so a page you bookmark early in the season is still the right page at the end of it.
Keep reading
The league around this team, and the ledger behind it.