District On Deck
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The Nats ended up winning 71 games last season, and with that roster, that’s a win. Unfortunately for Nats fans, the team didn’t do much this winter to improve the team. That’s probably why their win total for 2024 is lower than their 71 wins last year.
Brendan Aumiller|
The Nats made headlines on Wednesday morning with the signing of Eddie Rosario, but how does this impact the outlook of the 2024 team and some other roster bubble hopefuls?
Bennett Lehmann|
With top prospects on the rise, and many changes coming to the organization, it might be time for Nationals fans to accept the fate of some of these tenured players.
Brandon Little|
I took in two spring training games for the Washington Nationals at their complex in West Palm Beach
Christian Donk|
Pitchers and catchers have officially reported to Spring Training, and with that, the 2024 MLB Season is right around the corner. With that being said, it's time to kick off the 2024 Division Preview Series, starting off with the American League Central.
Sam Holstine|
Luis Garcia has been a core piece of the Nationals' middle infield since 2020. Garcia has been an everyday player for Washington at second base or shortstop. One of those spots has been filled by CJ Abrams, and perhaps the other is slipping as well.
Stephen Newman|
The Nationals have had a string of quiet offseasons since their World Series win back in 2019. With a new crop of young talent knocking on the door of the Major Leagues, when will Mike Rizzo and the Nationals opt to make their next big splash?
Michael Henshaw|
The Nationals have had one of the worst starting staffs in baseball over the past few seasons and are hoping some of their top prospects can get things back on track. Almost a year removed from Tommy John surgery, Cade Cavalli figures to be that prospect.
Brendan Aumiller|
The 2024 Season is just a month away and the Nationals have some decisions to make for their roster. Who will make the cut and who will be left off come Opening Day?
Arthur Bobbitt|
As he continues to settle back in after a hamate injury and a poor 2023 season, Robert Hassell III is already making waves in Spring Training.
Zander Norton|
The Nationals have signed plenty of minor-league flyers in 2024. They added yet another former all-star yesterday in the form of reliever Matt Barnes.
Brandon Little|
The Nationals seemingly have their shortstop of the future in CJ Abrams, but who will his part be up the middle?
Reese Evans|
While Spring Training is obviously just getting underway, James Wood has already given Nationals fans a lot to get excited about through two games. Should he make the Opening Day roster?
Bennett Lehmann|
College Baseball season in underway which means it is time to add top end talent to the radar as the Nationals prepare for July's MLB Draft. With the Nationals going bat heavy in recent years, they could look to add an arm this draft. Enter: Brody Brecht.
Nick Meyers, Monty Taylor|
As more images and videos of both the on-field and replica jerseys for 2024 have been revealed, many have started to express a deep dissatisfaction with the quality on display.
Zander Norton|
The Nationals shook up their coaching staff this offseason and added two familiar faces to the team, both with championship experience. What will their roles look like?
Michael Henshaw|
Although Stephen Strasburg announced his retirement from baseball at the end of last season, the Nationals seem to have other ideas. Mark Zuckerman reported last week that Mike Rizzo expects to see Stephen Strasburg in West Palm Beach by next week.
Brendan Aumiller|
The Nationals introduced two new uniforms earlier this month, and while they drew a strong reaction regardless, many fans noticed that the Curly W was less prominent than it has been in recent years. Are the Nationals phasing it out?
Christian Donk|
After his first full campaign featured high highs and low lows, MacKenzie Gore is looking to take that next step forward in his progression in 2024. What does that look like for Gore and how does he get there?
Ryan Lohr|
Almost two years after announcing ownership would be exploring the sale of the franchise, Mark Lerner announced today that the team was no longer for sale. With the news very large development coming out of Washington today, what does this mean for the fu
Bennett Lehmann|
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