As the rain poured harder, MacKenzie Gore didn’t let up. Neither the inclement weather nor a slip on the wet mound deterred ...

Before the season, I wrote that MacKenzie Gore needed to show consistency to reach his ace level ceiling. So far, Gore has ...

Nationals manager Dave Martinez said that Gore remains sore Monday after tweaking his ankle during Sunday's start in Cincinnati but is feeling a lot better, Andrew Golden of The Washington Post ...

MacKenzie Gore survived the rain and mud, digging deep to keep this afternoon’s series finale under control just as it looked ...

If left-hander MacKenzie Gore could find a way to get his results to match his consistency, he might help the Washington ...

If left-hander MacKenzie Gore could find a way to get his results to match his consistency, he might help the Washington Nationals become a factor in the competitive National League East this season.

The Phillies couldn’t touch MacKenzie Gore five weeks ago in their Opening Day encounter, the best start of the lefty’s ...

They don’t fly back to D.C. with a series win without MacKenzie Gore battling a deluge, slipping on the mound, waving off the trainer and climbing out of the fifth inning with the score still ...

If left-hander MacKenzie Gore could find a way to get his results to match his consistency, he might help the Washington Nationals become a factor in the competitive National League East this season.