Paul Toboni has a busy first offseason with the Washington Nationals ahead of him. He's already made some changes in the front office and made his first two hires, bringing former Boston Red Sox scouting chief, Devin Pearson, to the nation's capital with him and poaching Red Sox field coordinator Andrew Wright away as well.
So the World Series matchup is finally set. The mighty Los Angeles Dodgers will be facing off against the pride of Canada, the Toronto Blue Jays. We expected the Dodgers to be here, but that was not the case for the Jays.
The 2025 season did not go as planned for the Washington Nationals. After back-to-back 71-win rebuild seasons, the Nationals were poised to progress forward and show some signs of turning a corner in 2025, but instead finished with 66 wins.
The Washington Nationals sent eight prospects to Scottsdale to compete in the Arizona Fall League this year. They are the first players to see action during the Paul Toboni era as he hires his people and re-tools the scouting department.
Of all their young players over the last half decade or so, the Washington Nationals have only extended one of them. That would be catcher Keibert Ruiz, who the Nationals gave an 8-year $50 million deal to before the 2023 season.
Among the countless Hall of Famers who never experienced the joy of winning a World Series, there are several notable legends who stand out. Here's our list of the 25 greatest.
The biggest need on the Washington Nationals' roster heading into the 2026 season is first base. Yes, the bullpen was awful. And there are clear holes in the starting rotation due to a litany of injuries suffered by their major league arms and multiple top prospects.
Just when we thought we figured out who Nasim Nunez was, he threw us a curveball. The light hitting shortstop was a heavy hitter in September, slugging four home runs in what was a massive month for him.
The 2025 season was another difficult year for the Washington Nationals, finishing with a 66-96 record that leaves them last place in the National League East for the fifth time in the last six years.
While there has not been much noise about the Washington Nationals managerial hunt, there are hiring being finalized around the league. One of those hirings has me very intrigued and has made me think differently about candidates the Nats could look at.
Ever since Brady House was selected 11th overall in the 2021 draft out of high school, it seemed like the Washington Nationals had their third baseman of the future in their pipeline.
The 2025 season was a disaster for Jake Irvin pretty much from start to finish. Really, Irvin has not been the same guy since that insane July 4th start against the Mets in 2024.
This offseason, a new set of eyes will evaluate the Washington Nationals' major league roster and the prospects throughout their minor league system. Because
Everyone knows how bad Nathaniel Lowe’s tenure with the Nationals went, from posting career low marks in nearly every category to being released from the club in August.
During this past season, the Washington Nationals seemed poised to take a step forward. After two straight years where they won 71 games, the organization was ready to make some moves that would help them become more competitive after some of their young stars emerged at the big league level and some of their top prospects arrived to The Show.
The Washington Nationals made a managerial change in-season, something that invites a bad grade in the context of the 2025 season. The Nationals fired Davey Martinez in July, coming at the same time as the firing of president of baseball operations Mike Rizzo.
After new president of baseball operations Paul Toboni made up his mind regarding how members of the previous Washington Nationals regime would fit into his organization, he has started to make his first hires.
It's hard to get a gauge for how the Washington Nationals are going to operate this offseason. After hiring Paul Toboni to become their new president of
Coming into the season, the Washington Nationals knew they were going to get a look at some of their young stars at the big league level. With James Wood,
The Washington Nationals are quickly becoming one of the younger rosters in baseball, as their team is lead by mostly third or fourth year players. They had a plethora of young stars or rookies, such as James Wood, Brady House and Robert Hassell III that played a lot innings.
The Washington Nationals put together another somewhat disappointing campaign in 2025 following an offseason of moves that were relatively hit or miss.
12:21PM: DeBartolo will be staying on in Washington’s front office, Ghiroli reports in a follow-up. 12:19PM: Assistant general managers Eddie Longosz and
The Washington Nationals have been one of the bottom feeders in baseball this season, sitting dead last in the National League East at 65-94, and second to last in the National League. Luckily for them, they’re not that far from being competitive, as they have some talented young stars emerging as their next core.