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Ahead of today's MLB Trade Deadline, let's take a look at who the Nationals are actually getting in their newest lefty trade acquisition that figures to be a rotation fixture for years to come.
The Washington Nationals acquire four right-handed pitchers from the New York Yankees in the deal that sends the breakout first baseman to the Bronx.
The Washington Nationals and All-Star lefty Foster Griffin are reportedly discussing a contract extension ahead of next week's 2026 MLB Trade Deadline.
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The Washington Nationals are bringing back another pitcher for starting rotation reinforcements to start tonight's opener against the Atlanta Braves.
Former Nationals righty and future Hall-of-Famer is pitching at Nationals Park for the first time in 5 years, since he was last a member of the club.
The Washington Nationals decided to strike before everyone else and acquire a young lefty from Paul Toboni's old team in exchange for a breakout player.
The Washington Nationals have a very good opportunity ahead of them to either cement themselves as buyers or sellers at this year's MLB trade deadline.
Perhaps not creating mock trade packages, but moreso evaluating the teams that would be most interested in the services of Luis Garcia Jr. of the Nationals, and what they have to offer.
The Washington Nationals are continuing to make changes to their bullpen, with righty Eddy Yean rejoining the club in place of former waiver claim acquisition Justin Lawrence.
As the Nationals continue to float around the .500 mark, let's take a look back at the best trade acquisition he made in his first offseason at the helm.
After seemingly going their separate ways, the Washington Nationals decided to bring back lefty reliever Matt Krook to the team's bullpen equation.
This slugger from the Washington Nationals is emerging as a potentially hot commodity on the trade market for several contenders with the deadline rapidly approaching.
This former Nationals reliever is now officially a free agent after his pitching meltdown last weekend against the New York Yankees, blowing another save in that game.