Yeah, and with it, they snapped a seven-game losing skid last night,

beating the Braves 5 to 4, Kyle Finnegan with a solid ninth inning to bring the Nats home.

James Wood is having a season, people.

If you're not following this right now, last night, two for four with that RBI.

But right now, he is top 10, top, you know, 15 in a number of

statistical categories in the National League. He is heading for certainly the Nats all-star

appearance if they only end up with one and really looks like a budding superstar.

Cruz, by the way, also last night, two for four with an RBI.

It was nice to see the Nats snap out of what was not only a seven-game losing skid,

but a couple of those games, especially going back to the Cleveland and St. Louis series. I mean,

we're one-sided. Nat's sitting there right now through roughly 40-something games. What are they

right now? 18 and 26. So 44 games. They are 10 games back there in fourth place in the National

League East. Good morning, everybody.

The caps will try to stay alive tonight in a game five situation down 3-1 against Carolina.

Maybe the extra day rest will give them some boost, but they need it tonight to try to force

a game six back in Raleigh.

There was a bunch of NBA activity last night, including a team that may have lost its best player, arguably its best player, but isn't dead yet in Boston.

Golden State done.

Minnesota is surging.

Jimmy Butler was a no-show last night. But none of that,

none of that matters as much as the NFL schedule is complete. It's official. It is out.

I have to say that I found yesterday to be insanely active, but also a bit building towards what became the actual 8 o'clock release of the schedule and something that felt very anticlimactic.

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