District On Deck
FanSided
Analysis on the offseason outlook of the Washington Nationals' four NL East division rivals as the halfway point of the 2025-26 offseason approaches.
JJ Phillips|
The Washington Nationals, in the midst of getting an organizational face lift, are now pushing back on a previous team mantra from the last regime.
Jack McGuire|
After being selected as a top draft pick from the previous regime, how much leeway will Dylan Crews receive from the new regime before panic begins to set in?
Luke Warner|
Warming Bernabel had a red-hot MLB debut, a rough finish and now a shot to prove himself in Nationals camp. Could he carve out a role at the corners?
Jackson Lynch|
Despite being a great pitcher, Drew Storen had his ups and downs with the Washington Nationals during his tenure. Here is how I choose to remember him.
Jeremy Hasson|
On Friday, the Washington Nationals agreed to terms with a slugging corner infielder who last played for the Colorado Rockies and has an unforgettable name.
Bennett Lehmann|
The Nationals made their mark this week by hiring Ani Kilambi out of the blue. He brings much promise from the Phillies and Rays organizations.
Thomas Carelli|
The Washington Nationals, after signing lefty Foster Griffin to a deal from Japan, are now watching as one of their former relievers is headed over to Japan himself.
Bennett Lehmann|
With the need for starting pitching existing around the entire league, what would happen in the event that the Washington Nationals don't actually trade MacKenzie Gore?
Luke Warner|
The Washington Nationals have brought in their final addition to the leading brain trust of their organization, bringing in a new General Manager from a division rival.
Bennett Lehmann|
The Washington Nationals lack depth across the board. Starting pitching is one of the most essential parts of the team, and the Nats lack talent. With MacKenzie Gore on the trade block, how could that reshape the Nats' rotation in 2026?
Reese Evans|
The Washington Nationals are officially on the board with their first big league signing this offseason, as the club brought in this intriguing lefty who played overseas for the last few seasons.
Bennett Lehmann|
The Washington Nationals have a new enticing prospect in the ranks of their farm system, but can he overcome this major question mark on his prospect profile?
Bennett Lehmann|
The Nationals' latest acquisition, Paul Toboni's first dealing with his previous club, further cements the new direction the team's front office is taking
JJ Phillips|
The Nationals are taking a gamble on former All-Star Josiah Gray, hoping he can bounce back from surgery and rejoin the rotation in 2026.
Jackson Lynch|
CJ Abrams faces trade rumors, plus a potential move to 2nd base Meanwhile, the Nationals have many battles to face in their 2026 depth chart decisions.
Thomas Carelli|
Harry Ford provides much-needed upside to a position at which Washington has been among the league's worst over the past couple years. But incumbent backstop Keibert Ruiz might be able to bounce back due to coaching changes that have been.
Stephen Newman|
If the Washington Nationals choose not to break open the checkbook this offseason, who are some potential low-risk investments the team could sign?
Jack McGuire|
Analysis on the five right-handed arms and one lefty bat selected by Washington in the Minor League phase of the 2025 Rule 5 Draft.
JJ Phillips|
A former top-3 prospect for the Phillies is making his way to the DMV after the Rule 5 Draft Wednesday. Is it worth getting excited over?
JJ Phillips|
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