District On Deck
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Some Nats fans considered this past deadline to be a bit of a deadline. In order to avoid the same result next year, here is what Mike Rizzo and company need to do.
Sam Holstine|
Robert Hassell III has struggled consistently since his hamate injury last year. However, if you look further, the makings of a talented player are still there just beneath the surface.
Zander Norton|
Once again it has been a very busy week for the Nationals. Unfortunately it has not all been that positive. While the focus should be on the on-field performance of the team, it is the Front Office and Scouting departments that are stealing the spotlight.
Nick Meyers|
The Nationals' train of success came to a sudden halt as the Nats went 1-6 this week against Toronto and Miami. The momentum built in recent weeks has left. A month of baseball remains. Who led the Nats in their abysmal week?
Reese Evans|
When you think Mike Rizzo, you also think Johnny DiPuglia, who had been with the organization since Rizzo took over as GM in 2009. Saturday, DiPuglia resigned from the Nationals, leaving a vacancy for their Assistant GM and International Scouting Director
Nick Meyers|
It has been a season with a lot of improvement for the young Nationals starting pitcher, Josiah Gray. However, he is still a work in progress and there are some factors that suggest it should be beneficial for him to manage his work load.
Arving Gonzalez|
The Nationals are having their best month of the year right now, and it's been thrilling to watch. The team has come up clutch in tight games several times, and they've picked up series wins against strong teams. Can they keep it up?
Michael Henshaw|
We have just over one month left in the season, and the Nats are in fourth place ahead of the New York Mets. It's not what we expected, but it's happening, and we're enjoying it. Washington won a series over the Yankees and Marlins this week.
Reese Evans|
It has been an unexpectedly very busy week for the Nationals both on the field and off, with major extensions, injuries, roster moves and one retirement unfolding over the past few days. Here's what you might have missed.
Nick Meyers|
The Nationals lost in New York last night to the Yankees by a score of 9 to 1, but they also lost a key member of their recent success in the process. What does Stone Garrett's injury mean to the team and its fanbase?
Nick Meyers|
From limbo, to extensions to intriguing plot twist: the Nationals are looking to extend their core management, but it might not be as straightforward as it seems.
Nick Meyers|
Another week, two more series wins for the Washington Nationals. There's something about this team that doesn't give up, no matter the score. It's made for great baseball to watch. The Red Sox and Phillies came to town this week; who led the team to wins?
Reese Evans|
The Nationals announced Sunday evening that top prospect Dylan Crews would be promoted from Single A Fredericksburg to AA Harrisburg, which gives the Senators an absolutely loaded lineup full of power hitting prospects.
Nick Meyers|
After being selected second overall in this year's MLB Draft, the Golden Spikes winner is taking the Minor Leagues by storm in Single A. When will Dylan Crews finally be promoted by the Nationals?
Nick Meyers|
September call ups are always a fun time for teams to bring up a variety of prospects or veterans to bolster their roster late in the season. Who from the Nationals should get the call? I have picked 3 players who I would like to see get a chance.
Christian Donk|
Is the 2024 Nationals starting rotation already set? It's a simple question, and the answer will determine the strength of next year's team.
Michael Henshaw|
Comeback wins and walk-offs; it's Washington's thing. Throw in being no-hit, and you have a week of being a Nationals fan. The Phillies and Athletics were the opponents this week and gave the Nats two entirely different series. Who was the POTW?
Reese Evans|
CJ Abrams has led the charge for the Nats playing well lately and getting the most out of role players has also heavily contributed. This begs the question: when can the Nationals truly compete again? We dive into that and more in this week's Q&A.
Nick Meyers|
The Nationals have struggled with player development in recent years. The franchise needs a new generation of star players to establish themselves and it looks like James Wood, Dylan Crews, and others are on the horizon, so let's look at some past rookies
Michael Henshaw|
After delivering nearly 6 innings of perfect baseball on a moment's notice, Joan Adon's strong performance has earned him a spot for possibly the remainder of the season with the Nationals as they move to a six man rotation.
Nick Meyers|
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