District On Deck
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MLB Mock Draft season is back and MLB.coms latest entry has the Nationals landing one of the top draft prospects.
Max Rayman|
The Washington Nationals have added some light hitting infielders as they continue to navigate the offseason.
James Simmons|
In the middle of the lockout, it is time to take a look at another free agent profile. Next up is playoff hero, Eddie Rosario.
Max Rayman|
The Washington Nationals are going to need some prospects to step up in 2022. These four could provide some impact for the Nationals.
Frank Ellis|
Mike Rizzo and the Nationals should take notes from the rest of the D.C. sports world if they want to have a quick turnaround.
Max Rayman|
Mike Rizzo has been busy during the lockout, agreeing to terms with multiple veterans on minor league deals.
Max Rayman|
In the middle of the lockout, it is time to take a look at another free agent profile. Next up is veteran infielder José Iglesias.
Max Rayman|
Washington was busy in the MiLB Rule 5 Draft, adding four players to their AAA roster.
Max Rayman|
The Washington Nationals have never been too involved with the Rule 5 Draft in the past. Maybe this retool can change their mindset.
Frank Ellis|
Nationals' icon Ryan Zimmerman has hit more home runs against the Miami Marlins than anyone else in baseball.
James Simmons|
Despite his rocky start, Gabe Klobosits deserves another opportunity in the bullpen.
Max Rayman|
With free agent outfielder, Kyle Schwarber, looking for a job, the Miami Marlins have reportedly been connected to the former Nationals heavy hitter.
James Simmons|
As the rest of the National League East continues to improve, the Nationals seem content on playing cheap.
James Simmons|
In <em>Star Wars: Episode Three-Revenge of the Sith</em>, Obi-Wan turns to his old friend and now enemy Anakin Skywalker/Darth Vader and lets o...
Max Rayman|
The Nationals claimed infielder Lucius Fox off waivers, though don't expect him to become a household name.
James Simmons|
The Nationals chose to non-tender pitcher Wander Suero, moving on from their most seasoned reliever.
James Simmons|
Sad but true. The Nationals are set to pay their best pitcher in franchise history $45 million across the next three seasons to play for the Mets.
Max Rayman|
Former Nationals pitcher, Robbie Ray, has struck it rich after signing a five year contract with the Seattle Mariners.
James Simmons|
Former Nationals pitcher, Max Scherzer, has signed a record breaking contract to pitch for the New York Mets.
James Simmons|
Nationals Max Scherzer is close to finding a new home.
Max Rayman|
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