The Washington Nationals made a notable move ahead of the trade deadline when they shipped Luis Garcia Jr. to the New York Yankees on Sunday in exchange for a return package that featured four right-handed pitchers.
Paul Toboni traded Luis Garcia Jr. to the New York Yankees, and it is very clear what he was looking for in the package. The Nats got four right handed pitchers in Jack Cebert, Yovanny Cruz, Ben Grable and Jake Bird.
The New York Yankees needed to address the lineup. That process began on Sunday with a trade with the Washington Nationals.
With the Washington Nationals sitting 2.5 games out of the final NL wild card spot entering Sunday's contest, it seemed like the front office would be more willing to sell off some pieces to bolster their organization for the future.
Winning the MLB pitching Triple Crown entails leading the league in wins, ERA (earned runs average) and strikeouts.How many of the pitchers in the live-ball era (since 1920) that accomplished this rare feat can you name?
The Washington Nationals have already made one move ahead of the MLB Trade Deadline. The Nationals moved Curtis Mead for Connelly Early from the Boston Red Sox.
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At the time of writing, the Washington Nationals are still in the midst of their series finale against the Atlanta Braves. The three losses in the three games prior during this set have potentially changed the plans of this front office.
With the trade deadline just a day away, I wanted to make a few final predictions on what the Nats will do. I think this series pretty much sealed the Nats fate as sellers.
Things can change in a hurry ahead of the trade deadline, and that's exactly what has happened in regards to the Washington Nationals. They have lost four games in a row, including three against the Atlanta Braves heading into Sunday's finale.
A massive trade deadline domino fell late on Saturday night, and it could have major implications on the Washington Nationals. Per multiple reports, two-time AL Cy Young winner Tarik Skubal was traded by the Detroit Tigers to the Los Angeles Dodgers.
As the Atlanta Braves secured yet another win on Saturday, one of their team leaders and top players reached a milestone and moved up an all-time list.
The New York Yankees are known to be hunting for upgrades to their lineup. Their latest rumored target shows their desperation.
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Trade deadline information is going full bore at the moment, and the Washington Nationals are starting to be featured at the center of it. Whether it's CJ Abrams, Foster Griffin, Luis Garcia Jr., Jacob Young or even some prospects within their farm system, the Nationals could play a major role in how the deadline shapes up this year.
What the Washington Nationals might try to do ahead of the upcoming trade deadline has been repeated ad nauseum, and that's largely because no one really knows how they are going operate.
With two full days until the Aug. 3 trade deadline, the Washington Nationals still haven't decided whether they are going to trade Foster Griffin or not.
While the Nats were on National TV against the Braves, one of their top pitching prospects was putting on a show of his own. In his third outing since coming back from injury, Landon Harmon threw 3.1 scoreless innings with one hit, 0 walks and three strikeouts.
The Washington Nationals lost the opener to the Atlanta Braves on Friday. They are now sitting with a .500 record at 55-55 and sit 2.5 games out of the final NL wild card spot.
Left-hander Foster Griffin will go for his ninth straight victory on Friday when the visiting Washington Nationals play the Atlanta Braves in the second contest of their four-game series.
Jake Irvin will come off the 60-day injured list to make his first start in more than two months when the Washington Nationals open their four-game series against the host Atlanta Braves on Thursday.
WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Washington Nationals entered Wednesday afternoon’s rubber match with the Toronto Blue Jays just one game back of the final National League wild card spot.
The Juan Soto trade back in 2022 has become fully realized this season, as the two center pieces of that trade are leading the best offense in all of baseball.
The Nationals tabbed Jake Irvin to start against Grant Holmes in tomorrow’s opener of a four-game weekend series in Atlanta. Washington will officially active him from the 60-day injured list before the game.
The Nationals reinstated righty Trevor Williams from the 60-day injured list prior to this afternoon’s game, per a team announcement. Washington already had an open spot for Williams on the 40-man roster.
Luis Garcia Jr. and Dylan Crews hit back-to-back homers, Cade Cavalli pitched six solid innings and the Washington Nationals evened their three-game series against the visiting Toronto Blue Jays, prevailing 8-6 on Tuesday.
The Boston Red Sox got terrible news on Tuesday.
Will Nationals fans get to see the team's recent trade acquisition take the mound this season?
The Boston Red Sox needed to improve the middle of their infield while adding a potential impact bat to the lineup. They may have filled both needs in a trade with the Washington Nationals late Saturday night.
The Washington Nationals are in a difficult spot as the Aug. 3 trade deadline approaches.
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