District On Deck
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The Owner of the Washington Wizards, Capitals, Mystics, and Monumental Sports Network has been the favorite to buy the Nationals in the past, and now it seems like Leonsis may be the only one in the running.
L.A. Rice|
As the Nationals slowly start to get healthy, they will have some tough decisions to make regarding their roster as their Minor League call ups have performed well when filling in, making a potential re-assignment back to AAA Rochester not so simple.
Nick Meyers|
A big piece of news dropped today when it was made public that the Washington Nationals and shortstop CJ Abrams had "substantive discussions" about a potential contract extension. In this article, I identify a possible timeline to get a deal done and what
Bennett Lehmann|
The Washington Nationals franchise catcher Keibert Ruiz has begun the 2024 season in a forgetful way. Ruiz opened the season cold, and then was placed on the IL with influenza shortly after. Can Ruiz battle back?
Reese Evans|
The Nationals top prospect tore it up in Spring Training, but was ultimately assigned to AAA Rochester for more seasoning. After a torrid start to the season there, it is only a matter of time before Wood's play forces the Nationals to call him up.
Nick Meyers|
While CJ Abrams is enjoying a breakout season thus far in 2024, is he being held back from his true potential simply due to coaching philosophy?
Michael Henshaw|
It is hard to knock a guy like Kyle Finnegan who will always take the ball no matter what, but Finnegan still does not get the credit he deserves.
L.A. Rice|
This offseason the Nationals announced several changes to their uniform lineup including the addition of a new pullover jersey. While unique, they were met with mixed reviews. After seeing them in action for the first time on Sunday, how do fans feel now?
Nick Meyers|
Washington Nationals center fielder Jacob Young has brought a new life into the ninth spot in the lineup. What happens when Victor Robles is thrown into the mix? Let's talk about it.
Reese Evans|
The Washington Nationals have been bit hard by the injury bug so far in 2024, and with numerous players nearing returns to the big-league club, what changes will be made to the MLB roster?
Bennett Lehmann|
Kyle Finnegan has had his ups and downs as the closer for the Nationals, but after a great start to the 2024 campaign, his bobblehead night could not be coming at a better time.
Brendan Aumiller|
The Nationals have a solid record overall, sitting at 15-16 after dropping a series to the Rangers, but there are several players whose prolonged struggles are prompting many questions about their immediate future with the team.
Nick Meyers|
The Nationals have had some outstanding giveaways over the years, highlighted by the 2019 World Series Ring replica. Can anything top it?
L.A. Rice|
Davey Martinez is in his seventh season as the Washington Nationals manager, yet has never managed to finish April over .500 for the first time. What does that mean for this young team and their manager?
Sam Holstine|
With high expectations after being drafted number 2 overall back in 2016, Nick Senzel never quite found his groove with the Cincinnati Reds. Now with a fresh start, Senzel is making the most of it.
Michael Henshaw|
A former 2021 All-Star with the Cincinnati Reds who was on the verge of being out of baseball before this year, outfielder Jesse Winker is making the most of his last chance. How does he fit into the long-term plans of the organization?
Bennett Lehmann|
The Nationals did not have the busiest of winters, making smaller, and cheaper, signings to round out their roster. Without the big splashy offseason, how is the team doing and how are the returns on those low level investments?
Reese Evans|
The Nationals' No. 21 ranked prospect shined once again in his start against the Houston Astros on Sunday, making history in the process. But with some pitchers due to return from injury, how does the surprising lefty fit into the Nationals' future?
Arthur Bobbitt|
The Nationals have been a surprise so far this season, most recently winning series against the Dodgers and Astros. A big help in accomplishing that has been Riley Adams' offensive success so far this year, but what future does he have with the team?
Sam Holstine|
Lane Thomas had a good season last year. Putting together a 20/20 season with 28 homers and 20 stolen bases, Thomas showed his ability to be a solid everyday player for the Nats. But after a rough start in 2024, the outfielder's future is less ceratain.
Zander Norton|
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