Mead's Quick Rebound Sparks Nats' Win

0:00It's April 19, I'm Cory with the story, and this is MLB News Today Baseball, news powered by AI. Curtis Mee proved baseball's full of quick turnarounds with the nationals this weekend. After a bad base running call, Saturday cost him a ninth inning walkoff in a 12 inning loss to the Giants, he bounced back Sunday with his second, Homer of the Year, a fifth-inning blast that put Washington up three nothing for good. A solo shot sparked the gnats to a clean win, dodging their second-series sweep this season after a rough stretch of errors on the bases and in the field. Meed stepped up right away, owning the miscue, where he forgot to slide into third and got tagged out just as the tying run across the plate. The young national squad is leaning hard into growth this year, treating every slip-up as a teaching moment even at the big league level. With that focus on development, expect more stories like Meed's, as this inexperienced crew keeps grinding and learning on the fly.