Ryan Zimmerman and Gio Gonzalez could be making their returns in the near future. Both have progressed nicely from injury.
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The Washington Nationals and the Texas Rangers could hook up for a trade of first baseman Tyler Moore.
Adam LaRoche is back and Tanner Roar is ready to begin a crucial series against the Miami Marlins in Washington.
Stephen Strasburg used to throw a slider—but not any more. All signs point to the righty abandoning the pitch midseason.
Adam LaRoche, out since May 9 with a strained quad, will begin his rehab assignment on Thursday, May 22.
This morning's District Daily is filled with injury news regarding the Washington Nationals.
Denard Span was the star on Tuesday, notching five of the Washington Nationals' nine hits against the Cincinnati Reds.
Blake Treinen will start for the Washington Nationals on Thursday, and Ryan Zimmerman may not play the outfield in games after all.
Another Nationals star has hit the disabled list, while a different star gets ready to take the ball for Game 1 against the Cincinnati Reds on Monday.
After two sub-par starts in a row, Gio Gonzalez has been placed on the DL with shoulder inflammation.
Ryan Zimmerman is working on getting his right thumb healthy and was seen shagging flies in the outfield during practice. Is left field an option for him?
There's news on the injury front for the Nationals, and will GM Mike Rizzo make moves at the deadline to ease the pains of other injuries?
Stephen Strasburg pitched well on Tuesday night against the D'Backs, but Bronson Arroyo pitched even better.
Greg Dobbs is now a member of the Nationals, and there's even more news about the team in today's District Daily.
The Nationals have been bitten by the injury bug yet again—just in time for arguably their biggest series of the year to date.
Adam LaRoche has been placed on the disabled list by the Washington Nationals with a strained quad.
Adam LaRoche may wind up on the disabled list after all, but only if the MRI results come back worrisome to Nationals team doctors.
Kevin Frandsen was caught amid controversy on Wednesday, and ESPN's Keith Law was out of line in the way he responded to Frandsen's comments.
The Nationals have plenty of injured players nearing returns, all of which are broken down in May 7's District Daily.
Blake Treinen couldn't out-duel Clayton Kershaw in his first start off the DL, and the Nationals fell to the Dodgers, 8-3.