Nats return home after 5-4 California trip
After dealing the Los Angeles Dodgers a 2-0 defeat – the first time L.A. has been shut out since July 30 last season – the Washington Nationals boarded the flight home having won their second...
After dealing the Los Angeles Dodgers a 2-0 defeat – the first time L.A. has been shut out since July 30 last season – the Washington Nationals boarded the flight home having won their second...
The Washington Nationals launched their first West Coast swing of the season with a series win in San Francisco. After losing two of three to the Reds, Pirates and Phillies to begin the year, the...
The Washington Nationals dropped the last game of their series with the Reds, 6-5. Ouch. One pitch away from a 5-3 victory and an opening series win in Cincinnati, and then … double, homer, homer,...
The Washington Nationals begin their 2024 campaign in Cincinnati this Thursday against a Reds team that went 82-80 last season and 11-15 this spring. The Nats’ 15-12 spring record built nicely on the improvement the...
Gerardo “Baby Shark” Parra will be coaching First Base From Andrew Golden of the Washington Post: On Friday, the Nationals finalized their coaching staff for the upcoming season. It includes Gerardo Parra and Ricky Gutierrez,...
The DMV has lost another baseball giant. Earlier this week, the Washington Nationals announced the death of Frank Howard.
The Nats season ended on a good note. Washington took two of three from the Braves and finished the ’23 campaign with double-digit improvement in wins.
Adieu to Dooooo Sean Doolittle retires. The second 2019 World Series Champion Washington Nationals player in two months announced his retirement on Friday. Despite his surname, Sean Doolittle did big things for the Nats and...
The Washington Nationals extended the contract of general manager and president of baseball operations Mike Rizzo.
Rather than try to make his body do something it can simply no longer do, Stephen Strasburg will officially announce his retirement from baseball next month. There will not be a dry eye in the Washington Nationals media center.