Two years after the Juan Soto trade, one of our prized possessions from San Diego, Robert Hassell III, has slid off the radar due to injury, but it's not time to give up yet.
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Since taking over in 2009, Mike Rizzo has made over 100 trades in his tenure, with some misses, but a lot of home runs. Let us dive into Rizzo's best deals, and regimes before, to carve out the top 10 in Nationals history.
After concluding the 2024 season on a high night, a look back at Derek Law’s career year, and how he arrived in Washington.
After a rough start to his career, Brzykcy still has a future in DC, and it may be a bigger role than most people think.
In the final season of his 6-year $140 Million contract in DC, Corbin has disappointed again. It is time to look back before he goes the rubber one last time in a Nationals uniform.Â
One of the positives from the young squad has been the rotation, but the need for an ace remains to take the next step.
The center of a lot of built-up frustration, Ildemaro Vargas still shows up every day with a smile on his face. Little do we realize, Vargas is more valuable than we appreciate.
Since the dust has settled following his deadline trade to Cleveland earlier this week, it’s time to look at what Lane Thomas accomplished in DC after he arrived in 2021.
The Nation's team for our national pastime. The red, white, and blue combo puts the Nationals' jerseys as some of the best in the league, but what are the best uniforms in team history?
On an average to below average team, it is easy to be an afterthought if you are not a big name. CJ Abrams is an All-Star, and Kyle Finnegan and Jake Irvin could have just as easily made it, but a little known reliever deserves more recognition.
In honor of the legendary J-Dub in the MASN booth on Saturday vs the Rays, it got me thinking. With the Nats looking to contend next year, who is our Jayson Werth-type signing?
As we near the halfway point of the season, it is time to take a look back and dish out grades for acquisitions made this past offseason.
With the deadline fast approaching and the Nationals somehow being in the thick of a wild card hunt, should Washington still look to move one of the best closers in baseball?
With James Wood, and other top prospects on the cusp of the Major Leagues, many positions look to be locked up long-term, besides first base. What are some potential solutions to fill this hole?
After the sudden emergence of Jake Irvin and Mitchell Parker, the National's pitching has gone from a weakness to their biggest strength.
With Keibert Ruiz struggling mightily this season after a rough 2023 season, what do the Nationals do at catcher?
The Owner of the Washington Wizards, Capitals, Mystics, and Monumental Sports Network has been the favorite to buy the Nationals in the past, and now it seems like Leonsis may be the only one in the running.
It is hard to knock a guy like Kyle Finnegan who will always take the ball no matter what, but Finnegan still does not get the credit he deserves.
The Nationals have had some outstanding giveaways over the years, highlighted by the 2019 World Series Ring replica. Can anything top it?
An under the radar player, Jacob Young has been a joy to watch to begin his big league career thus far. Although he may never be a starter, players like Young can energize a lackluster roster.