This season is all about development for the Washington Nationals. While winning games is much more fun than losing them, in the grand-scheme of things, the Nationals are still in the midst of their rebuild.
While Dylan Crews has failed to find consistent success at the Major League level for the Washington Nationals to this point in his young career, he was starting to turn things around before his recent stint on the injured list.
The Washington Nationals put one of their key young players on the injured list on Thursday. Former second-overall pick Dylan Crews is on the injured list with an oblique strain, continuing a tough year for the Nationals.
Since a Cinderella World Series run in 2019, Washington Nationals fans have watched their team struggle for the last five seasons. The hope was that a talented group of youngsters would start to move the franchise forward again in 2025.
There was some exciting news on Tuesday night when it broke that the Washington Nationals were planning to call up Robert Hassell III for his Major League debut.
The Washington Nationals carried their momentum from the rivalry weekend back home as they took care of the Atlanta Braves, 5-3, on Tuesday. But it came at a potential cost.
Nationals outfielder Dylan Crews will get an MRI exam Wednesday on his lower left side and back after leaving Washington's 5-3 win against the visiting Atlanta Braves on Tuesday night.
The Washington Nationals will reportedly promote outfield prospect Robert Hassell III to the Major League roster on Wednesday, per MiLB Central's Chase Ford.
The Washington Nationals have served as a constant question mark in recent years, though things are looking up for the club as they continue to work through the process of rebuilding.
While it is still far too early to call the Washington Nationals' former number one prospect a bust, that day is approaching quicker than ever. The Nationals drafted Dylan Crews with the No.
As a whole, the Washington Nationals have been somewhat disappointing with an 18-26 record to start the 2025 MLB regular season. Some of their young foundational pieces, such as right fielder Dylan Crews, are struggling.
The Washington Nationals entered 2025 with high expectations that their young core of talent would take another step forward in their development this year, leading them closer to returning to contention in the daunting National League East.
Dylan Crews will look to extend his hitting streak when the Washington Nationals host the Baltimore Orioles in the middle contest of their three-game series on Wednesday night.
DENVER — If Dylan Crews was looking for a place to break out of his early-season offensive funk, Coors Field proved to be the perfect venue on Saturday.
There was lot to be excited about for the Washington Nationals heading into the 2025 season, as there’s a growing feeling that their window of contention could soon be opening.
Three weeks into the 2025 regular season, Washington Nationals outfielder Dylan Crews will head to Pittsburgh to face former college teammate Paul Skenes, the much more familiar face of LSU baseball.
On July 9th, 2023, the baseball world focused its eyes on the MLB Draft. With a pair of generational prospects coming out of LSU in Paul Skenes and Dylan Crews, nobody was sure which route the Pirates were going to take with the first pick.
Dylan Crews continues to amaze in his short time in the Major Leagues. The Nationals rookie outfielder made his big-league debut Monday against the New York Yankees.
The Dylan Crews era in Washington has begun. The Nationals prospect made his MLB debut on Monday. After going 0-for-3 with a walk, Crews got his first Major League hit in his second go-around Tuesday night.
2023 first-round pick Dylan Crews made his debut Monday night, but only went 0-for-3 with a walk in a 5-2 loss to the New York Yankees. However, Tuesday night was more memorable for the 22-year-old outfielder.