This year is about development for the Washington Nationals and their young players. While they would love to win more games than they have the past two seasons, the most important thing for this franchise is seeing which one of their rising stars can be cornerstones for this team going forward.
The Washington Nationals haven’t made the playoffs since the 2019 season, as the team’s largely been in a rebuild since the 2020 campaign. However, that rebuild began to bring fruits in 2024, as James Wood and Dylan Crews made their MLB debut.
The Washington Nationals came into the offseason on the heels of five consecutive missed playoffs, along with four last place finishes in the five years since winning their first World Series title in 2019.
How many of the 50 MLB players with three or more 40 home run seasons can you name in six minutes?
The Washington Nationals and Infielder Amed Rosario reportedly agreed to a one-year $2 million deal earlier today. Rosario played for the Tampa Bay Rays, Los Angeles Dodgers, and Cincinnati Reds during the 2024 regular season.
Fans of the Seattle Mariners have been patiently waiting throughout the offseason to see what moves the team will make to address the needs in their infield.
A former New York Mets top prospect is returning to the NL East. On Wednesday, Jon Heyman of the New York Post reported that utility player Amed Rosario had agreed to a one-year, $2 million deal with the Washington Nationals.
The Washington Nationals agreed to terms with infielder Amed Rosario on a one-year contract Wednesday. Financial terms were not disclosed, however MLB.com reported the deal is worth $2 million.
Utilityman Amed Rosario has signed a one-year deal with the Washington Nationals, per Mark Zcukerman of MASN Sports. Right-hander Joan Adon has been designated for assignment to create a spot on the roster.
It doesn’t matter what offseason additions you circled in the Sears catalog. When you wake up on Christmas morning, this former top-10 prospect will be under that tree.
We’ll always have those three weeks in the summer, in Rosario’s second go-around in LA, playing for the second of his three teams in 2024 For the second trade deadline in a row, the Dodgers turned to a familiar security blanket in acquiring infielder Amed Rosario.
On Monday, the Cincinnati Reds officially designated infielder Amed Rosario for assignment. Gordon Wittenmyer had the news on social media: The Reds DFA’d
The Cincinnati Reds designated former Los Angeles Dodgers utility player Amed Rosario and Brandon Leibrandt for assignment to clear space for the return of Christian Encarnacion-Strand and Matt McLain from the 60-day injured list, as reported by Gordon Wittenmyer of the Cincinnati Enquirer.
As a veteran with more than six years of service time, he has the right to reject an outright assignment. He’ll soon hit free agency, a few days earlier than anticipated.
MLBTR’s positional preview of the upcoming free agent class continues with a look at shortstop. There’s more talent than was available last winter, though it’s still down relative to some of the star-studded classes of the preceding offseasons.
CINCINNATI — Amed Rosario is Cincinnati bound. The veteran infielder was designated for assignment by the Los Angeles Dodgers earlier this week. It surprised many across the league that they parted ways with the 28-year-old just weeks after acquiring him at the trade deadline.
While Monday was trade deadline eve for most of MLB, it was "Groundhog Day" for the Dodgers.
After making five straight postseason appearances, the Rays find themselves sitting at .500 with the second half of the season looming and struggling to keep pace with the rest of the teams in the American League.
Baseball can be a scary sport sometimes.
Amed Rosario had to leave Saturday's game against the Pirates after being struck directly in the head by a 100 mph Jared Jones fastball.
Before Amed Rosario signed a one-year, $1.5M deal with the Rays, the Yankees offered the infielder a one-year contract with a significantly higher salary.
The Tampa Bay Rays plan on using new infielder Amed Rosario in multiple capacities.
He hit .263 with a .683 OPS last season between the Cleveland Guardians and the Los Angeles Dodgers.
As the Los Angeles Dodgers looked to acquire another right-handed hitting position player at the 2023 MLB trade deadline, they addressed the area by completing a deal with the Cleveland Guardians for Amed Rosario.
The Blue Jays have some level of interest in Amed Rosario, as Sportsnet’s Ben Nicholson-Smith writes that the veteran infielder is “on the team’s radar."
The Tigers have a young core of players to build around but need to smartly complement it as they look for traction it what should once again be a wide open AL Central.
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