The Washington Nationals have now won back-to-back series after taking two out of three against the New York Mets. Considering the Nationals were bludgeoned in Game 1 of this set , it was impressive to see them rebound and win the final two. They got a gem from Cade Cavalli in Game 2 to set up a rubber match in the finale, and ultimately the offense and pitching staff did enough to win this series against Juan Soto and their NL East rivals. As Washington turns the page on this matchup and they get ready for a six-game homestand that will span seven days, here are three things that stood out during this series against the Mets. The Offense Is Resilient Washington Nationals outfielder James Wood | Patrick Gorski-Imagn Images After the Nationals were surprisingly one of the best offensive teams in baseball to begin the year, it seemed like they might be slowing down a bit after they only scored six runs across three games against the Chicago White Sox when excluding extra innings.…