Free agency is well underway, and while no news has broken from Washington, we can still speculate. Today, we look at hitters available who could fit into the Washington Nationals lineup. Is Mike Rizzo ready to spend?
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Big news from Washington. Darnell Coles and Jim Hickey are back. After a season of improvement, Mike Rizzo has decided to retain his coaching staff for the 2024 season. Nats fans want competence; are Darnell Coles and Jim Hickey the answer?
The 2023 season has concluded for the Washington Nationals. It was a season of improvement for the Nats, a 16-win difference. Many players made strides in different ways in 2023, but who made their mark in the final five games?
A series win! The Nats finally did it. It only took a few weeks, but Washington took two of three from Chicago to secure a series win. The bats were hot, and the pitching was stellar. Who earned Player of the Week honors?
It wasn't a pretty week for the Nats, winning just two games against the Pirates and Brewers. The bats were cold and couldn't produce runs. Just two weeks remain in the season, who will finish strong?
The Nats wrapped up another week as their struggles continued. Washington fell behind early in games this week and was forced to battle back. Two walk-off wins brought some excitement, but underlying issues of starting pitching continued this week.
The Nationals' train of success came to a sudden halt as the Nats went 1-6 this week against Toronto and Miami. The momentum built in recent weeks has left. A month of baseball remains. Who led the Nats in their abysmal week?
We have just over one month left in the season, and the Nats are in fourth place ahead of the New York Mets. It's not what we expected, but it's happening, and we're enjoying it. Washington won a series over the Yankees and Marlins this week.
Another week, two more series wins for the Washington Nationals. There's something about this team that doesn't give up, no matter the score. It's made for great baseball to watch. The Red Sox and Phillies came to town this week; who led the team to wins?
Comeback wins and walk-offs; it's Washington's thing. Throw in being no-hit, and you have a week of being a Nationals fan. The Phillies and Athletics were the opponents this week and gave the Nats two entirely different series. Who was the POTW?
The 2023 Washington Nationals are officially a fun team. A three-game sweep of the Cincinnati Reds wrapped up a five-win week for the Nats. Some newcomers led the way for Washington as new opportunities arose after the trade deadline.
The Nats had an interesting week with exciting games versus the Rockies, followed by uneventful ones against New York. Some familiar faces lead the way for Washington. Could one of the Players of the Week be on the move as we near the Trade Deadline?
After the All-star break, we are back! The Nationals are back in action and took on the Cubs in Chicago and traveled back home to play the Giants. Some familiar faces had impactful performances this week.
The Nationals caught the Reds at the wrong time, amidst their red-hot stretch, and got swept over four games. Washington got back on track over the weekend, taking two of three from the Texas Rangers. Who had impressive weeks for the Nats?
Two series wins against two solid teams made for a great week for Nationals fans. Progressions from multiple players credited to four wins this week. Two players made outstanding contributions and were recognized for it. Who were the two Players?
The Nationals had a bounce-back week, winning three out of seven games versus the Cardinals and Padres. There were shutout wins with ugly losses in between. You never know what you'll get with the Nats this season. Who had impressive weeks?
Are the Nats in a rut, or is this who they really are? Most don't want to believe the productive months of April and May were a mirage, but June has been rough. There were some solid performances by two Nats players this week. Who were they?
It wasn't a pretty week for the Washington Nationals. Did anyone have success? The Nats were just eight games out of first place at one point, and sit at 13.5 games on Sunday night. Maybe the Nats have fallen into their expectations.
The bats were awake this week for the Nationals as they scored 12 runs Friday night versus the Royals. The bullpen sputtered as it blew a seven-run lead. Has the narrative of strong pitching began to flip to consistent hitting?
Close losses to begin the week led to a strong weekend for the Washington Nationals. A sweep against the Miami Marlins and the worst baseball Washington has played all year brought the team and fans back to earth. Two wins versus Detroit restored morale.