There was a time that Mike Rizzo was a first-time general manager. It was with the Washington Nationals. He joined the organization in 2007 as an assistant GM.
MLB Trade Rumors announced that the Washington Nationals assigned catcher Francisco Mejia to Triple-A Rochester on a minor league contract. Mejía started the 2025 season in Mexico and made his debut for Rochester on Tuesday going 0-4. Mejía made his major league debut back in 2017 for the Cleveland Indians and only played in 11 games.
The Washington Nationals have full control in the 2025 MLB draft with the No. 1 overall pick. One of the bigger questions is, will the recent decision to shake up the front office and fire general manager Mike Rizzo and manager Dave Martinez change how they proceed?
Fangraphs put out a very interesting list ranking their top 39 Washington Nationals prospects Fangraphs is one of my favorite baseball sites and they put out their prospect rankings the other day.
Things have not gone well for the Washington Nationals during the 2025 MLB regular season, causing a major shakeup within the organization. Recently, general manager Mike Rizzo and manager Dave Martinez were both fired, leaving the team in a tough spot with the 2025 MLB Draft and MLB trade deadline both near.
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When the Washington Nationals hired Dave Martinez in 2018, he was a first-time manager. That worked out well Two years later, he guided the Nationals to a World Series title.
Nathaniel Lowe hit a three-run homer to power the visiting Washington Nationals past the St. Louis Cardinals 8-2 on Wednesday night and give interim manager Miguel Cairo his first victory.
For the Washington Nationals, hiring Mike Rizzo’s replacement as general manager makes sense before hiring a manager. Rizzo led the organization for more than a decade.
Washington Nationals right-hander Trevor Williams told members of the media Wednesday that he has a partial tear of his ulnar collateral ligament and will undergo surgery.
The Washington Nationals shook things up this past weekend. After it seemed like the ownership group was going to patiently wait out this rebuild with two pillars of the organization in charge, they instead opted to fire longtime executive Mike Rizzo and World Series-winning manager Dave Martinez.
There is a lot that's being discussed regarding the Washington Nationals. Longtime executive Mike Rizzo was fired alongside manager Dave Martinez, two moves that are set to usher in a new era of Nationals baseball.
Despite the massive change in the Washington Nationals organization, the same two players remain favorites to go first overall There has been a lot of change in the Washington Nationals organization over the last few days.
After replacing Washington Nationals manager Dave Martinez on an interim basis, Miguel Cairo will try to guide this re-tooling team onto a positive track.
Washington Nationals catcher Keibert Ruiz returned to the seven-day concussion list Tuesday after being active for two games. In a corresponding move, the Nationals recalled catcher Drew Millas from Triple-A Rochester.
The Nationals announced that Henry Blanco is now the club’s bench coach. Blanco was already on the staff as a catching and strategy coach. Also, Bob Henley has been added to the staff with the title of major league field coordinator.
As the 2025 MLB trade deadline approaches, the Washington Nationals once again find themselves in a familiar role: sellers looking to extract value from their veteran assets.
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 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.