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The Nationals scored a ton of runs but also set MLB's single-season blown saves record. After hanging around until August, they faded.

The Washington Nationals concluded their season with a 77-85 record following a 6-4 victory over the New York Mets. A post-season survey of over 1,600 supporters showed growing optimism regarding the organization's overall direction, marking their seventh consecutive losing season despite the improved win total.
Fans largely endorsed team leadership, awarding mostly "A" and "B" grades to Blake Butera and Paul Toboni despite significant trade deadline departures. Pitcher Cade Cavalli led fan polling as the player who most exceeded expectations, followed by Keibert Ruiz and Andrew Alvarez.
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