The Washington Nationals ended their seven-game losing streak on Friday with a 4-3 win over the Los Angeles Angels. After what has transpired over the past month or so, this was a huge moment for a young team that hasn't had a lot of things go their way.
When the Washington Nationals went out west for their six-game road trip, everyone knew they would have their hands full. Set to face the two-time defending World Series champion Los Angeles Dodgers -- even amidst their recent slide -- the talent mismatch on paper was apparent.
The Washington Nationals did it again, and by it, I mean blowing another save. Last night, the Nats blew their 36th save of the season. That obviously leads the league, but is also only one off tying the all-time record.
The 2026 season has been headlined by young players emerging, but some wily veterans have also had their day. As we head toward the end of the regular season, these 30 players stand out as the biggest surprises on their teams.
Last night Nats fans saw something odd and unique. We saw the back end of the Nationals bullpen come in and lock down a game. The trio of Yovanny Cruz, Orlando Ribalta and Clayton Beeter were lights out last night.
The Washington Nationals are the epitome of an unbalanced team. They lead baseball with 279 runs scored entering Thursday's game against the New York Mets, but have also allowed an MLB-high 294 runs.
The Washington Nationals reinstated reliever Clayton Beeter from the 15-day injured list on Thursday. The 27-year-old right-hander went on the IL on April 26 after experiencing soreness in his right forearm.
This winter, the Washington Nationals tried to piece together their bullpen by using waiver claims and minor league signings to augment that unit alongside those who remained on the roster.
The Washington Nationals' bullpen has been much better over the past couple of weeks compared to how they performed at the beginning of the season. But they still don't have many high-end relievers in their midst.
Coming into the 2026 season, there was a question regarding who was going to close out games for the Washington Nationals when they had a lead in the ninth inning.
Despite the clear need for bullpen upgrades, everyone knew the Washington Nationals wouldn't be shopping at the top of the market when it came to the closing position.
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.
The Washington Nationals season might be officially over from a playoff perspective. But there's still plenty left to see on the field. They'll be looking for a manager going into 2026, meaning there's still time for the young core to showcase their talents for a new skipper.
Former New York Yankees right-handed reliever Clayton Beeter made his debut for the Washington Nationals on Tuesday night against the Athletics. Beeter, who was sent to the Nats as part of a package for utility man Amed Rosario on July 26, took over for All-Star starter MacKenzie Gore in the top of the fourth inning as the A's led 7-0.
The New York Yankees have announced a pair of bullpen moves before the second half commences on Friday. The club officially added right-hander Rico Garcia to their 26-man roster after claiming him off waivers from the New York Mets on Monday and optioned right-hander Clayton Beeter to Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre as the corresponding move.
The Yankees made a move Wednesday afternoon, less than 24 hours after their pitching staff got lit up for a dozen runs in a loss to the Blue Jays. Right-hander Clayton Beeter is back in the big leagues.
Amid injury issues and struggles among their pitching corps, the New York Yankees got some encouraging news Sunday morning. The team announced that right-hander
The New York Yankees have made a key decision on one of their starting pitchers. No, they haven’t traded disgruntled veteran Marcus Stroman … yet. Back in 2022, the Yankees traded struggling outfielder Joey Gallo (and his $10 million salary) to the Dodgers for pitching prospect Clayton Beeter.
Clayton Beeter is one of the pitchers the Yankees are monitoring closely this camp as he has a chance to earn a spot on the 26-man roster as a reliever, but his status for Opening Day could be in question.
The New York Yankees' farm system has been banged up all year. Now, one of their top pitching prospects is in jeopardy of missing the rest of the season due to a shoulder injury.
Clayton Beeter, who had gotten off to a strong start this season with the Scranton RailRiders, could be out for the season as the Yankees are having him see Dr.
Clayton Beeter was acquired by the Yankees in a trade with the Dodgers, part of the deal that sent struggling outfielder Joey Gallo to Los Angeles. Something that has always bugged the former second-round pick is the lack of command, making most scouts believe that he’ll end up being a reliever in the long run.
Clayton Beeter, whom we ranked as the 24th-best prospect in the Yankees’ organization in our top 30, has informed Joel Sherman of the New York Post that he has made the roster.
The New York Yankees started one of their highly regarded pitching prospects against the Miami Marlins on Thursday night. Clayton Beeter, who the Yankees acquired from the Los Angeles Dodgers in exchange for Joey Gallo at the 2022 trade deadline, is currently ranked 14th on the team's top 30 prospects list.