The Nationals snapped a seven-game losing skid on Friday with an eighth-inning rally that put them on top of the Angels -- one at-bat at a time. “You’ve got to be able to win games in different ways,” manager Blake Butera said after the 4-3 victory at Nationals Park. “And I think we did a good job of that tonight, playing really good baseball.” The Nationals came into the game with a 1-61 record when behind after seven innings. They trailed, 2-1, entering the eighth against the Angels. The Nats’ first plate appearance of the inning wasn’t a home run or a speedy extra-base hit. It was a full-count walk by Brady House against Samy Natera Jr. And that was just what Butera wanted to see to get a rally going. “Brady’s leadoff walk, that was an unbelievable at-bat,” Butera said. “It’s something that we’ve worked a ton with Brady on. … To be able to have that at-bat in that spot and set the tone for us and get on base there, that really started that inning, obviously. And then the rest of the guys followed suit.” CJ Abrams got on base with a line-drive single. Dylan Crews put a season-long batting emphasis into motion and laid down a soft bunt to load the bases with no outs. “He \[hasn't been\
