Bryce Harper. Anthony Rendon. Trea Turner. Max Scherzer. Juan Soto. The Washington Nationals have a superstar problem, but why?
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A lead in the ninth inning over the Cardinals. Three outs to go. Sound familiar?
Since limping to start his Washington Nationals tenure, CJ Abrams has started to catch fire, posting his first career four-hit game.
After what feels like an eternity, the Washington Nationals has won a series on the road, taking two of three from the Mets.
In a season in which the Nats are on track for their worst regular season record -- the focus has been on the young core.
With that said, even if the Washington Nationals don't DFA them, they cannot afford to re-sign these three veterans.
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The future is now! The Washington Nationals' top pitching prospect Cade Cavalli will be making his MLB debut Friday against the Cincinnati Reds!
Sidelined due to right shoulder inflammation, Erick Fedde made his return to the mound against the Seattle Mariners for the first time in 30 days.
Despite leading in all four games, the Washington Nationals leave San Diego with a disappointing four-game split.
5 shutout innings against the Mets. Shelled against the Phillies. Cory Abbott has been all over the place through his first four starts with the Washington Nationals.
Strikeouts? Check. Insane athleticism and talent? Check. Through his first seven minor league games, the Elijah Green experience has been as advertised.
The wait is over. C.J. Abrams is finally being called up and expected to get the start at short.
10 years. 894 MiLB games. 482 foreign games. 1,376 total games. Finally given an MLB opportunity, Joey Meneses has hit the ground running.
Come this off-season, the Nationals cannot afford to make the same mistake when it comes to building the rotation.
For the second straight year, the Washington Nationals pulled off a blockbuster trade, this time shipping out Juan Soto and Josh Bell to San Diego for a massive haul. But who exactly did the Nationals receive?
Since rejecting a 15-year, $440 million extension earlier in the season, the writing was on the wall for Juan Soto's time in D.C. Now he and Josh Bell are heading to San Diego.
If the Washington Nationals are going to trade Juan Soto, they need to aim for a package of this magnitude.
The Seattle Mariners just paid a king's ransom for Luis Castillo and in the process bumped the asking price for the Washington Nationals' superstar Juan Soto.
13 teams are viewed as potential landing spots for Juan Soto. The Washington Nationals will have their hands full over the next week.