It had been rumored for a while, but the Washington Nationals have now officially left their broadcasting deal with MASN and will instead partner with Major League Baseball to broadcast and distribute their games.
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Washington Nationals fans, we are finally free from MASN. After a long and unhappy marriage, the Nationals are leaving MASN and partnering with MLB TV to broadcast their games.
It's looking more and more likely that MacKenzie Gore is going to remain with the Washington Nationals heading into the upcoming 2026 season. On Tuesday, some major news broke when the New York Yankees put together a blockbuster trade for Ryan Weathers of the Miami Marlins.
When the Washington Nationals hired Paul Toboni away from the Boston Red Sox to become their new president of baseball operations, one of the things that became clear when it came to how he wanted to run things was improving the development of their minor league farm system.
The Guardians announced Tuesday that they’ve signed former top prospect Carter Kieboom to a minor league contract. The ACES client will be in major league camp as a non-roster invitee this spring.
This offseason has brought a heap of change for the Washington Nationals. First, ownership hired Boston Red Sox assistant GM Paul Toboni as the team’s new president of baseball operations.
Yesterday, the Washington Post reported that the Nationals are launching a Minor League development camp in West Palm Beach that will open later this month.
James Wood’s defense was a tale of two seasons in 2025. To begin the season, he looked like a very solid defender out in left field, putting up 2 OAA in June, which brought him to an even 0 OAA entering July, surpassing many fans and experts’ expectations.
Harry Ford, Just Baseball’s No. 64 overall prospect, has announced his intentions to play in the upcoming World Baseball Classic. He is the first player confirmed to be suiting up for Team Great Britain.
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.
It has been a little while since we have done our last draft profile, so let’s do one today. The Nationals need pitching, so I decided to break down Cameron Flukey, one of the best college pitchers in the class.
There was an interesting report that came out Yesterday, saying that the New York Mets have spoken to the Nationals about MacKenzie Gore. This brings up a fascinating discussion about the idea of trading a premium talent to your division rival.
Much to the surprise of many around the league, the Washington Nationals have continued to hold onto MacKenzie Gore this offseason. That comes as other
The waiver claim of Paxton Schultz continues an interesting trend for the Washington Nationals. They now have quite a few pitchers that profile well in a multi-inning relief role.
The Washington Nationals haven't done a ton to address their roster weaknesses so far this winter. Trading for star catching prospect Harry Ford was the most notable move they have made.
After claiming Joey Wiemer on Monday, Paul Toboni is using the waiver wire again. This time he has claimed Blue Jays pitcher Paxton Schultz. I like this claim, and think Schultz will have a place on the roster.
The arbitration deadline that took place on Jan. 8 brought little drama for the Washington Nationals. After already agreeing to one-year deals with backup
The Washington Nationals were already thin in their bullpen after that unit finished the 2025 regular season with the worst ERA in baseball, and now they have seen some departures this winter.
The Nationals announced today that right-hander Sauryn Lao has been released to pursue an opportunity in Japan. The club’s 40-man roster count drops to 39.
Washington Nationals starting pitcher MacKenzie Gore just wrapped up his fourth season in MLB and is set for arbitration this offseason. However, it appears the club wants no part of that, as reports indicate that Gore is receiving a new contract.
The swap of Jose A. Ferrer for Harry Ford brought the Nationals their potential catcher of the future. It also left an already-thin bullpen without a clear closer for the upcoming season.
For their first 20 years in the nation’s capital, the Washington Nationals had no say in their television rights. That has now changed, and the team appears to be ready to make a jump.
The Athletic’s Ken Rosenthal reported on Dec. 8 that the Washington Nationals are receiving interest in shortstop CJ Abrams. While Rosenthal poured water on that fire a week later, writing that the Nationals want another year with the 25-year-old, a lot can change with one phone call.
Catching prospect Harry Ford is blocked at the major league level in the Seattle Mariners organization. As the Mariners are looking to improve the roster for a deep playoff run, Ford was expected to be on the trade block. That trade happened on Saturday.