Last weekend, the Washington Nationals did something they had never done before — they started seven rookies in a game. That came about a week after they did something for only the third time in franchise story — start six rookies in a game.
It has been a little while since the Washington Nationals were on top of the baseball world. They won the World Series in 2019 and since that point have yet to even make the postseason again.
The Washington Nationals are in the middle of a rebuild after years of success, as a lot of their star players were either traded or left in free agency. In 2019, the Nationals hit their peak, as they won the World Series, which was the first time in the history of the franchise.
This offseason is going to be a massive one for the Washington Nationals. With Juan Soto set to become a free agent, there is a chance they could reunite with their former farmhand turned megastar if they are willing to hand out a massive contract that would bring the World Series champion back home.
The Washington Nationals (62-77) are the underdogs on the moneyline (-101) in Thursday’s contest against the Pittsburgh Pirates (65-74). Game time is set for 6:40 p.m.
Cade Cavalli threw a bullpen session for the Washington Nationals earlier this week, but the injured pitcher is no closer to throwing in a game. And, he might not get a chance the rest of the season.
Notes and quotes on another positive MacKenzie Gore start and the first Nationals’ loss of the season to the Marlins... In his second straight solid outing, after a long stretch of less-than-stellar starts, 25-year-old lefty MacKenzie Gore put together a six-inning, two-run, 102-pitch turn in the Washington Nationals’ rotation in D.C.
Disaster struck after what was supposed to be a celebration at the Washington Nationals game on Aug. 28. Midfielder Croix Bethune, a member of the gold
More often than not, the Washington Nationals are at a talent and experience disadvantage when they take the field. Because of that, they have to find ways to create an edge, which they have done on the basepaths.
Coming down the final stretch of the season, the Washington Nationals are just hoping to play good baseball and see their youngsters continue to improve at this level.
If the Washington Nationals had played only the Miami Marlins the entire season, baseball fans in the nation's capital might be a lot happier. After all, the Nationals are 8-0 against the Marlins this year.
Joey Gallo slugged a three-run homer, and Patrick Corbin won his third straight start as the visiting Washington Nationals defeated the host Miami Marlins 6-2 on Tuesday night.
The Washington Nationals have made impressive strides throughout the 2024 campaign, a promising sign as they look to start competing for a World Series
The Washington Nationals were one of the few teams ahead of the 2024 MLB trade deadline that were clear sellers. They traded several veterans from their roster intending to improve the team for the future.
The upcoming offseason is going to feature quite a few high-profile free agents. That being said, there will be none bigger than New York Yankees superstar outfielder Juan Soto.
Over the last few weeks, the Nationals have been playing bad baseball. The results are bad, and the Nationals have not been playing fundamentally sound baseball.
The Washington Nationals activated veteran reliever Derek Law from the 15-day injured list on Monday morning, according to Mark Zuckerman of MASN. Law had been on the IL since the middle of August due to ulnar nerve irritation in his right elbow.
Dusty Baker soaked in the glow of the moment as his son collected his first MLB hit.
The Washington Nationals added some major league pedigree Sunday when they placed infielder/outfielder Darren Baker on the active roster. The 25-year-old
Dusty Baker’s son, Darren, is poised to make his MLB debut.
The Washington Nationals have undergone a rebuilding phase in the past few years. This came after their World Series win in 2019, followed by finishing last in the National League East for the next four years.
Since their first and to date, only World Series victory back in 2019, it has been a lot of losing for the Washington Nationals. However, four — about to be five — consecutive losing seasons have netted the Nationals a core which could run the National League for years to come.
Nationals right fielder Dylan Crews needed only two pitches to get going Wednesday night.
2023 first-round pick Dylan Crews made his debut Monday night, but only went 0-for-3 with a walk in a 5-2 loss to the New York Yankees. However, Tuesday night was more memorable for the 22-year-old outfielder.
Since the Nationals aren’t in contention, the chance exists that he might just be shut down for the remainder of the season if his recovery period will stretch too close to the end of the campaign.
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