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Being on the field and chewing through innings may be Jon Lester's biggest contribution to the Washington Nationals this year.

Washington has found their fourth starter.

Kurt Suzuki found a new home when he signed with the Los Angeles Angels. His return to the Nationals was always considered a long shot.

Earlier today was the deadline for teams to come to terms with arbitration-eligible players. For Washington, <a href=" " ref="nofollow&qu...

An injury setback. A dominating follow up. Jackson Rutledge's path to being the Nationals top-ranked prospect was everything but ordinary.

In need of a left handed pitcher for the bullpen, the Washington Nationals would be wise to turn to the familiar face of Sean Doolittle.

Reports indicate the Philadelphia Phillies are interested in bringing in pitcher Anibal Sanchez to compliment their starting rotation.

If baseball fans are allowed to attend games live at Nationals Park during the 2021 season, they'll be able to place bets on all the action.

Fresh off their inaugural season, the Washington Nationals were looking to add outfield depth, and it came in the form of Michael Tucker.

Heading into the off-season, Washington's lineup lacked some much-needed pop. Mike Rizzo fixed that by acquiring Josh Bell and Kyle Schwarber. How does the lineup look like now heading into 2021?

Some in the industry believe the Washington Nationals overpaid for Kyle Schwarber. The Nats are banking on him proving them wrong.

Another piece to the puzzle has fallen into place as the Washington Nationals have signed outfielder Kyle Schwarber to a one year contract.

With the Washington Nationals still in need of a starter for the back end of the rotation, left-hander Jon Lester makes for an intriguing option.

Francisco Lindor is a perennial All-Star who now joins Trea Turner as the top shortstops in the National League Eastern Division.

Steve Cohen and the New York Mets finally made their move by trading for superstar Francisco Lindor and reliable veteran Carlos Carrasco. This trade will have ripple effects that will be felt by Washington and the entire NL East.

By acquiring Francisco Lindor and Carlos Carrasco, the New York Mets are pushing more chips to the center of the table. Time for Mike Rizzo to ante up.