The Washington Nationals must hire a new manager and general manager when the season ends after firing Dave Martinez and Mike Rizzo, respectively, on Sunday.
The struggling Washington Nationals flew into St. Louis with new leadership in both the front office and the dugout. Miguel Cairo, who had been the team's bench coach, will begin his stint as interim manager when the Nationals face the Cardinals Tuesday in the opener of a three-game series.
The Washington Nationals made huge waves in the baseball world over the weekend when they announced that manager Dave Martinez and general manager Mike Rizzo had both been fired.
The Washington Nationals named bench coach Miguel Cairo their interim manager after Dave Martinez was fired on Sunday. The decision was announced by interim general manager Mike DeBartolo, who took over his role when general manager Mike Rizzo also was fired on Sunday.
After firing Davey Martinez, the Nationals are promoting his right hand man Miguel Cairo The Washington Nationals officially have a new manager, more specifically an interim manager.
The Nationals announced that bench coach Miguel Cairo is now the club’s interim manager. He’ll take over for Dave Martinez, who was fired yesterday. The Nats are off today, so Cairo will make his debut as Washington’s skipper tomorrow in St.
The Washington Nationals have officially named Miguel Cairo their interim manager, per an announcement made by the team. Since they are off on Monday, his first game will come on Tuesday against the St.
The Washington Nationals have not had the season that they certainly envisioned so far this season, and they made a drastic move to try to change their fortunes on Sunday evening.
The Washington Nationals fired manager Dave Martinez and general manager Mike Rizzo on Sunday. They were swept by the Boston Red Sox over the weekend, marking the end of an era in D.C.
Mike Rizzo has been an ever present for Washington Nationals fans, so I decided to take a look at his tenure On an early July night, the 16 year tenure of Washington Nationals General Manager Mike Rizzo came to an end.
3 names have been identified as early targets to become the new shot caller in the nations capital The firing of General Manager Mike Rizzo and Manager Davey Martinez yesterday signaled the beginning of a new era of baseball in Washington DC.
The Washington Nationals have been dealing with a number of struggles in 2025, and chief among them has been the terrible overall production they have received from their starting rotation.
It’s the end of an era in Washington, D.C. On Sunday, the Washington Nationals parted ways with 2019 World Series-winning manager Dave Martinez and General Manager Mike Rizzo following poor performances in the ongoing 2025 season.
Amid sweeping front office changes, the Washington Nationals have signed 38-year-old right-handed reliever Luis Garcia to a contract, pending a physical, according to The Washington Post’s Andrew Golden.
The Washington Nationals fired manager Dave Martinez and general manager Mike Rizzo on Sunday. After a 37-53 record to start the season and with the first overall pick in the draft coming, Washington made changes.
The firing of Martinez was imminent. All Nationals fans knew it would eventually happen, but it stretched on over the last month. The Nationals are just 10-31 since May 31.
Late Sunday evening, the Washington Nationals announced that they have decided to move on from both their President of Baseball Operations/General Manager, Mike Rizzo, and their manager, Dave Martinez.
The Washington Nationals have the No. 1 pick in the 2025 MLB Draft, which begins next Sunday, and they'll be making that crucial selection without a permanent general manager or field manager in place.
After getting swept by the Boston Red Sox at home during the July 4 weekend, the Washington Nationals are making some big changes. Per Jeff Passan of ESPN on social media: BREAKING: The Washington Nationals have fired general manager Mike Rizzo and manager Dave Martinez, sources tell ESPN.
The Nationals announced this morning that they’ve recalled left-hander Shinnosuke Ogasawara. Ryan Loutos was optioned to Triple-A to make room for Ogasawara, who is slated to make his MLB debut when he starts against the Red Sox later today, on the 40-man roster.