Nationals Shut Out 8-0 by Mets, Littell Struggles

0:00It's April 29th. From game day to every day, this is New York Met's news today, powered by AI. Washington Nationals got shut out eight to nothing by the New York Met's on Tuesday 9th, dropping the opener of their series. They scraped together just three hits total. While starter, Zach Latale had a rough go, giving up four earned runs over three and two thirds innings. With five hits, three walks, and only one strikeout. The tail now sits at zero and four on the season with a 7.85 ERA, and he's leading the majors by allowing 13 home runs in, 28 and two thirds innings. The Met's piled on in the fourth, with walks, an error, a couple singles, a sack fly, and capped it with a two run blast from former Nat Wonsoto. Nationals barely threaten all game, getting just one runner to second base early and striking out plenty, including two apiece from James Wood. Dale and Lyle, and Jacob Young. Jorbit Vivas was the only one who didn't fan, but a fielding miscube by him opened the

1:03floodgates. The bullpen couldn't stop the bleeding either, as Washington managed just one walk in one hit, the rest of the way, ending with three straight. Strikeouts in this humbling row defeat. Now, 13 and 17 overall, 10 and 7 away, the Nats aim to bounce back Wednesday at 710 with Cade Cavalli on the hill to even things up.