District On Deck
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This offseason, the Washington Nationals are trying to bolster the roster to be more competitive in 2024, so here are 3 players who should be cut in order to win more games next season.
Arthur Bobbitt|
Through aggressiveness at both the Trade Deadline and in Free Agency, the Rangers went from a 100 loss team in 2021 to a World Series appearance in two years. Can the Nationals do the same?
Ryan Lohr|
On October 18th, Veteran Michael Chavis and Rookies Hobie Harris & Blake Rutherford elected to test the Free Agent Market after being outrighted by the Nationals, per Mark Zuckerman of MASN Sports.
Brandon Little|
Big news from Washington. Darnell Coles and Jim Hickey are back. After a season of improvement, Mike Rizzo has decided to retain his coaching staff for the 2024 season. Nats fans want competence; are Darnell Coles and Jim Hickey the answer?
Reese Evans|
Bryce Harper. Anthony Rendon. Trea Turner. Max Scherzer. Juan Soto. The Washington Nationals have a superstar problem, but why?
Max Rayman|
The Nationals front office continues to shift the organization's staff, informing four coaches they will not be brought back.
Zander Norton|
Despite a rough season, Ferrer has shown flashes of potential throughout, and at only 23 years old, he could be a strong piece for the Nationals down the line.
Zander Norton|
Hunter Harvey is arguably the most intriguing name for the Nationals' bullpen entering 2024, and the numbers suggest that he could step into an even more prominent role with the club.
Arving Gonzalez|
In the latest Front Office move, the Nationals have let go of their Director of Player Development - the latest in a long list of Mike Rizzo hires that will not be returning to the club in 2024.
Nick Meyers|
The 2023 season has concluded for the Washington Nationals. It was a season of improvement for the Nats, a 16-win difference. Many players made strides in different ways in 2023, but who made their mark in the final five games?
Reese Evans|
The Nationals have had a pleasantly surprising season, but not everyone who contributed to the 2023 campaign is guaranteed to return in 2024. Here are three players who deserve an extended look.
Nick Meyers|
A series win! The Nats finally did it. It only took a few weeks, but Washington took two of three from Chicago to secure a series win. The bats were hot, and the pitching was stellar. Who earned Player of the Week honors?
Reese Evans|
The Nationals have had a pleasantly surprising season, but not everyone who contributed to the 2023 campaign should return in 2024. If the Nationals are serious about taking another step forward, they will make the necessary upgrades in their roster.
Nick Meyers|
There are some low-cost options who could really help the Nationals to start progressing towards the upper half of the standings and into playoff contention.
Christian Donk|
It wasn't a pretty week for the Nats, winning just two games against the Pirates and Brewers. The bats were cold and couldn't produce runs. Just two weeks remain in the season, who will finish strong?
Reese Evans|
With a deal finally getting done to extend President and GM Mike Rizzo, the Nationals have their core Front Office and Managerial staff locked in for at least two more seasons. Do they have what it takes to complete this rebuild?
Sam Holstine|
Coming off a series of rough starts that prompted an extended rest given to him by the Nationals, Josiah Gray looked sharp against the Pirates on Thursday.
Zander Norton|
When the Nationals placed MacKenzie Gore on the injured list, a void opened within their current six-man rotation of starting pitchers. The team turned to young right-hander Jackson Rutledge to start Wednesday game against the Pittsburgh Pirates.
Stephen Newman|
The Nationals have had many memorable and easily forgettable players over the years. Here are a few who you know but forgot that they played in DC.
Christian Donk|
The Nats wrapped up another week as their struggles continued. Washington fell behind early in games this week and was forced to battle back. Two walk-off wins brought some excitement, but underlying issues of starting pitching continued this week.
Reese Evans|
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