The Washington Nationals face the New York Yankees Monday night at Nationals Park for their thirty first game of spring training. Here is a recap of yesterdays Nats game. With a 16-2 record, the Nats...
The Washington Nationals are four days away from regular season baseball in the nation’s capital, and the team that will have you covered all year long at Maryland Sports Blog have their predictions ready! Last...
The Baltimore Orioles have claimed catcher Pedro Severino off of waivers from the Washington Nationals. The 25-year old Dominican Republic native has slashed .187/.273/.287 in 213 plate appearances, all with Washington. Severino played 14 games...
The Washington Nationals face the Miami Marlins Friday night at Rodger Dean Chevrolet Stadium for their twenty-seventh game of spring training. Here is a recap of the Nats game yesterday. With a 16-10 record, the...
The Washington Nationals held off the St. Louis Cardinals, 7-1 on Thursday in spring training action. The Nats’ record now stands at 16-10 The Cardinals’ drop to 10-15. Jeremy Hellickson pitched a very strong five...
The Washington Nationals’ outfield will take a huge hit as center fielder Michael A. Taylor injured himself in Thursday’s 10-4 win against the Minnesota Twins. In the second inning, it was reported that Taylor made...
The Washington Nationals have reached an agreement with 35-year-old left-handed pitcher Tony Sipp, according to Jon Heyman. After the Washington Nationals released Sammy Solis on Saturday, March 9, they needed a left-handed replacement. Sipp joins...
Surprising precisely no one, the Washington Nationals announced Monday that Max Scherzer would be their Opening Day starter. The expected move officially sets up a blockbuster matchup to kick off the season March 28 at Nationals Park. Jacob deGrom, the defending Cy Young Award winner, will take the mound for the New York Mets.
The Washington Nationals defeated the Houston Astros, 6-4, Sunday afternoon in West Palm Beach. With the win, the Nationals improve to 8-7 this spring, while the Astros drop back to 8-7.
The Washington Nationals announced on Saturday that the club had released left-handed, relief pitcher Sammy Solis.
