One of the biggest weaknesses for the Washington Nationals heading into 2026 is at catcher. After Jorge Alfaro elected to become a free agent following the decision to outright him to Triple-A Rochester, there are two remaining on the 40-man roster -- Keibert Ruiz and Riley Adams -- with Drew Millas currently on the 60-day injured list.
What should be at the top of the Washington Nationals' list of priorities this winter is pitching. Coming off a season where they finished with the worst bullpen ERA and second-worst starter ERA, massive changes need to be made across the board.
CJ Abrams, James Wood and MacKenzie Gore are all starring for the Washington Nationals. That is a great hit rate for their return in the blockbuster Juan Soto deal that shook up the baseball world ahead of the 2022 trade deadline.
It's safe to say this past season wasn't something anyone envisioned from Washington Nationals' 2024 first-round pick Seaver King. After showing he could
It has been a couple weeks since we have caught up on the Arizona Fall League, so I thought it was time to give some updates. The Nationals have actually had a few stand out performers down in Arizona.
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 Washington Nationals acquired Clayton Beeter from the New York Yankees ahead of the trade deadline this year as part of the return for Amed Rosario.
In the midst of the headlining news that the Washington Nationals found the next manger of their franchise -- 33-year-old Blake Butera who becomes the youngest MLB skipper hired in 50 years -- some player transactions have started to take place.
The offseason is underway for the Washington Nationals, and it's clear they are fully ushering in a new era of baseball for this franchise based on the hires that have been made.
The Washington Nationals have their manager. Following a relatively quiet search that only seemed to start heating up in the past few days, a bombshell report dropped that indicated new president of baseball operations Paul Toboni was set to hire Blake Butera to become the skipper of the Nationals.
America's favorite pastime has more memorable performances than any sport. As such, figuring out which pitchers had the best seasons ever is no easy task.
New Nationals skipper Blake Butera, as noted by many, does not have much professional playing experience, spending just 2 seasons in the minor leagues for the Rays before calling it quits, peaking at the Low A level.
The Washington Nationals now have their two key figures in place. With Paul Toboni leading the front office, he decided to hire Blake Butera as the next manager.
In a surprising move, the Washington Nationals are hiring 33-year-old Blake Butera to be their new manager for the 2026 season, according to Jeff Passan of ESPN.
The two biggest pieces of the offseason dominoes for the Washington Nationals have fallen. After operating for about half of a year without a permanent manager or someone leading the front office, both of those positions have now been filled.
The Washington Nationals are truly starting over. Today, they hired 33 year old Blake Butera to replace Davey Martinez as the club’s manager. However, things were a lot different six years ago.
An overhaul of the Washington Nationals' bullpen unit has begun. Plenty of changes are expected to occur this winter with the new front office regime in place.
The Washington Nationals are finalizing a deal to hire Blake Butera as their next manager, multiple media outlets reported on Thursday morning. At 33, Butera will be the youngest manager in Major League Baseball since the Minnesota Twins hired Frank Quilici in 1972, per reports.
The Washington Nationals are heading into a new era in the 2026 season with a new manager in tow. After firing Dave Martinez and GM Mike Rizzo during the season, they have made an outside-the-box hire.
Injuries may have created physical limitations that shortened the career of the former Washington Nationals right-hander, but his love of pitching never faltered.
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.