Former Nationals reliever Tyler Clippard deserves mention on the franchise All-Time Team.
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Jon Lester didn't do much in his brief time with the Washington Nationals, though stop in DC will be remembered.
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Carlos Santana seems to be available in a trade, one which the Nationals could arguably make if they were given prospect compensation.
Former Nationals utility man, Josh Harrison, seems to be a valuable commodity on the free agent market this offseason.
For the second year in a row, we ask Santa Claus for a healthy Stephen Strasburg for the year ahead.
3 pitchers the Nationals should consider for the back of the starting rotation.
The Washington Nationals have added some light hitting infielders as they continue to navigate the offseason.
Nationals' icon Ryan Zimmerman has hit more home runs against the Miami Marlins than anyone else in baseball.
With free agent outfielder, Kyle Schwarber, looking for a job, the Miami Marlins have reportedly been connected to the former Nationals heavy hitter.
As the rest of the National League East continues to improve, the Nationals seem content on playing cheap.
The Nationals claimed infielder Lucius Fox off waivers, though don't expect him to become a household name.
The Nationals chose to non-tender pitcher Wander Suero, moving on from their most seasoned reliever.
Former Nationals pitcher, Robbie Ray, has struck it rich after signing a five year contract with the Seattle Mariners.
Former Nationals pitcher, Max Scherzer, has signed a record breaking contract to pitch for the New York Mets.
If Howie Kendrick was going to take a role in a baseball front office, it should have been one for the Nationals.
As the Nationals look to add free agent pitchers, Zack Greinke is one they should stay away from.
The offseason has begun for the Washington Nationals and they made three good choices in who left out-righted off the 40-man roster.
In re-signing infielder Alcides Escobar, the Washington Nationals take another step in the right direction.