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These three players made it past the MLB trade deadline, and remain with the Nationals. Even if they really should not have. Who are they? Why are they still here? What will the Nationals do about them?
The Washington Nationals swept the Reds over this weekend in large part due to their outstanding bullpen, much improved from the days before the trade deadline.
The Nationals acquired four pitchers from the New York Yankees when they traded Luis GarcÃa Jr. Here's what you need to know about each of them.
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The Washington Nationals claimed righty Wyatt Mills off waivers from the Los Angeles Dodgers earlier this week as the team searches for more bullpen help.
Miles Mikolas did what only two other starting pitchers have done since the universal designated hitter was introduced, and followed it up by reaching a major milestone on Thursday.
The Washington Nationals are clinging to slim playoff hopes at this point, and Dylan Crews finally breaking out would be massive for a club that needs offense right now.
The Washington Nationals said goodbye to a veteran righty who had vastly underwhelmed for the team so far throughout the 2026 season, while also returning a key bullpen arm.
The Nationals continue to make fans wonder when will the team ever want to compete and when they will stop trading away their top performers.
Analysis on the late trade deadline deal which sent depth outfielder Christian Franklin from the Nationals to Baltimore for Double-A reliever Joe Glassey.
Former longtime National Luis Garcia Jr. is already a legend in the eyes of Yankees fans after his signature moment in his debut for his new club last night.
The Washington Nationals ended up dealing their All-Star lefty in the final moments leading up to the 2026 MLB Trade Deadline, sending him to an AL contender.
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.