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The Washington Nationals' newest young pitching phenom was absolutely lights-out on Saturday afternoon against the Marlins. Let’s break down the outstanding breakout performance of the man of the hour, 23-year-old lefty DJ Herz.
Bennett Lehmann|
With the deadline fast approaching and the Nationals somehow being in the thick of a wild card hunt, should Washington still look to move one of the best closers in baseball?
L.A. Rice|
After the horrible treatment Stephen Strasburg received after his injury, Mark Lerner and the Nationals organization owe it to him and to the fans to apologize and make amends with their franchise legend.
Arthur Bobbitt|
While the Nationals have not been the most consistent team thus far in the 2024 season, they have gotten consistently good performances from a very unexpected source.
Brendan Aumiller|
The Nationals have had an up and down season, with some notable victories and try-to-forget losses. In this season, what players are performing well and who has not?
Bennett Lehmann|
With James Wood, and other top prospects on the cusp of the Major Leagues, many positions look to be locked up long-term, besides first base. What are some potential solutions to fill this hole?
L.A. Rice|
An interesting development in the Nationals' minor leagues is Andry Lara. The 21-year-old pitcher is having a breakout season. When can we expect the right-hander in D.C.?
Reese Evans|
In my first blog diving into the farm system of the Washington Nationals this season, I chose to highlight one prospect at each level of the minors to keep an eye on moving forward, as these players are making some major strides in their quest to make the
Bennett Lehmann|
The Nationals pitching staff has been on quite the roll lately, with multiple young arms making significant strides in their development. With Trevor Williams hitting the injured list, DJ Herz will be the next guy up.
Nick Meyers|
While the Nationals are towards the top in baseball in terms of stolen bases, they are not exactly the most disciplined baserunning team. Should more thought be put into the risk/reward of their aggressive running style?
Michael Henshaw|
After the sudden emergence of Jake Irvin and Mitchell Parker, the National's pitching has gone from a weakness to their biggest strength.
L.A. Rice|
The Nationals just completed a series win down in Atlanta against the perennial powerhouse Braves, and it was sparked by the impressive pitching performances from their Starting Rotation.
Michael Henshaw|
The Nationals made a strong statement yesterday when they designated longtime team member Victor Robles for assignment in order to make room for Lane Thomas' return. Now that Robles is gone, what other Nationals' jobs are in jeopardy?
Nick Meyers|
After once being one of the top prospects in all of baseball, the Nationals designated Victor Robles for assignment on Monday, spelling the end of his tenure in DC.
Nick Meyers|
After many people wrote him off following a lackluster Spring Training (myself included), the career resurgence of Trevor Williams in 2024 has been a massive development for the Nationals. Alas, it's time to give him his flowers for his fantastic start.
Bennett Lehmann|
With Keibert Ruiz struggling mightily this season after a rough 2023 season, what do the Nationals do at catcher?
L.A. Rice|
Every year, Mike Rizzo grabs a veteran player in the offseason that he hopes can bring leadership and a surprising spark of offense and defense to the field. It worked last year with 3B Jeimer Candelario, and Mike Rizzo has struck gold again.
Brandon Little|
With the Nats currently mired in their first rough patch of the season, I decided to figure out the 3 most likely pieces for the Nationals to offload at the Trade Deadline in just a few short months from now.
Bennett Lehmann|
In a flurry of offseason moves, some went more unnoticed than others, including the signing of Derek Law. However, just over a month into the season Derek Law has been able to prove his worth in the Nats bullpen as an asset to Davey Martinez.
Sam Holstine|
The Nationals did not have the strongest offense on paper to begin the season, but now over 40 games in, the offensive deficiencies are becoming more and more apparent.
Reese Evans|
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