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With the 2026 MLB Draft on the verge of kicking off tomorrow afternoon, who should Washington Nationals fans be aware of heading into the 1st round?
Washington Nationals lefty Foster Griffin made his final case to be selected to the 2026 National League All-Star team with his incredible performance on Wednesday night.
As we approach the All-Star break and cross the official halfway point of the 2026 season, Dylan Crews is still trying to figure things out for the Washington Nationals.
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Looking back at past Washington Nationals draft picks from the last 3 years with the 2026 MLB Draft slated to begin over the upcoming weekend.
A chance to reset physically and mentally is critical for Cade Cavalli on the heels of one of his worst starts of 2026, better preparing him to be an elite starter for the Nationals in the second half.
The Washington Nationals will send a pair of players to the All-Star Game in a couple weeks in Philadelphia, with one of them making team history as part of his selection.
The Washington Nationals decided to claim lefty Matt Krooks off waivers over the weekend as the team continues to search desperately fro bullpen help.
The Washington Nationals made a surprising decision to designate one of their former top prospects and prized trade acquisitions for assignment at just 24-years-old.
The Washington Nationals made another deal to acquire necessary bullpen help, going out and grabbing lefty Tom Cosgrove from the Houston Astros in exchange for cash considerations.
After leaving a game against the Baltimore Orioles last weekend, it appears we now know the true injury diagnosis for Mitchell Parker, and the news was not great.
The Washington Nationals and Baltimore Orioles made history after the clubs made their first ever trade between one another earlier this week.
MLB has suspended Washington Nationals pitchers Cade Cavalli and Miles Mikolas after a bench-clearing scuffle with the Boston Red Sox, primarily sparked by Willson Contreras.
The Washington Nationals and righty Cade Cavalli were seemingly let off the hook by the umpiring crew following Tuesday night's skirmish, as the pitcher was not ejected for his role and comments made.