During the first half of this past season, while things weren't going well for the Washington Nationals when it came to the overall results on the field, there was still some exciting stuff taking place.
There have been just 19 walk-off home runs in the history of the World Series. How many of the players to hit one can you name in five minutes?
When Paul Toboni was hired as president of baseball operations for the Washington Nationals, he knew he had a big job in front of him. He started making some changes with front office decisions, which led to the departure of long-time employees.
Among the countless Hall of Famers who never experienced the joy of winning a World Series, there are several notable legends who stand out. Here's our list of the 25 greatest.
When Paul Toboni was hired as president of baseball operations for the Washington Nationals, he knew he had a big job in front of him. He started making some changes with front office decisions, which led to the departure of long-time employees.
Typically when a team loses nearly 100 games, they have a lot of roster deficiencies and not a whole lot of value throughout the team. That wasn't really the case for the Washington Nationals this season, as the roster was pretty top heavy compared to the other poor teams of the season.
The Washington Nationals banked their entire 2025 season on their young position players breaking out. In some ways, it was a success. CJ Abrams continued to get better at the plate and Daylen Lile put himself in the Rookie of the Year conversion.
The Nationals may be able to take that next step forward, albeit a year later than expected.
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.
The Washington Nationals made a remarkable comeback on Saturday night against the Chicago White Sox with a 6-5 victory. Such a win was a major sigh of relief for the Nationals as they're aiming to finish the season with one last series win.
The Washington Nationals haven't had quite the season that anybody was hoping for, but that doesn't mean there aren't players to celebrate. There have been highs and lows as any year will have.
For a while, it seemed like a given that breakout Washington Nationals star James Wood would hit 30 home runs this season. He was named to the National League All-Star team with 24 longballs and 69 RBIs to his name, which prompted Major League Baseball to extend the towering lefty an invite to compete in the Home Run Derby.
The Washington Nationals are now coming off a striking 4-3 win against the Atlanta Braves that took place on Wednesday night. The franchise managed to avoid yet another series sweep at the hands of the Braves.
The Washington Nationals have been one of the bottom feeders in baseball this season, sitting dead last in the National League East at 65-94, and second to last in the National League. Luckily for them, they’re not that far from being competitive, as they have some talented young stars emerging as their next core.
James Wood hit a pair of deep solo home runs and the visiting Washington Nationals beat Atlanta 4-3 on Wednesday to end the Braves' 10-game winning streak.
The Washington Nationals have found some signs of hope for the future during their 2025 campaign, with multiple young talents breaking out for them over the course of the season.
Despite playing for a Washington Nationals team that’s 28 games under .500, James Wood has impressed in his sophomore season. The All-Star outfielder’s two-run homer against the Miami Marlins Tuesday helped power the Nationals to their second straight win after the team had lost eight in a row.
James Wood had two hits including a two-run homer, Cade Cavalli pitched five solid innings and the Washington Nationals beat the visiting Miami Marlins 5-2 on Tuesday night.
James Wood belted the third pitch of the game for a home run, Brad Lord worked six strong innings, and the Washington Nationals held on for a 4-2 road victory over the San Francisco Giants on Saturday afternoon.
Washington Nationals Left Fielder James Wood has had a great start to his major league career. Through 180 career games, he has walked 101 times, has 110 singles, 34 doubles, and 33 home runs.
Washington Nationals slugger James Wood is introducing himself to a national audience in the 2025 Home Run Derby. Opposing pitchers are already aware of the Nationals’ most dangerous hitter, choosing to pitch around Wood when possible.
Washington Nationals slugger James Wood will bring his massive power to the big stage, becoming the third player to commit to the July 14 Home Run Derby at Atlanta.
Washington Nationals left fielder James Wood received a treatment on Sunday that no hitter has been subjected to since Barry Bonds’ heyday.
The former second-round pick in the 2021 draft had been one of the key pieces the Nationals received when they traded Soto to San Diego in 2022.
James Wood has displayed rare power in his second major league season. On Thursday, he blasted his 19th and 20th home runs of the season, including a walk-off two-run home run in the 11th inning of a 4-3 win over the Colorado Rockies.
MLB’s All-Star Game is rapidly approaching, and as always, the Midsummer Classic is brimming with elite talent. This year, however, a new wave of breakout stars is ready to take center stage. Here’s a look at five standouts making a case to join baseball’s best in Arlington on July 15.
Stats were taken prior to play on June 2. If I told you that a hitter owned a 27.5% strikeout rate, 51.6% ground-ball rate and 8.5% pulled air rate, what kind of hitter would you think they are?
Although it was their fifth losing season in a row, there was at least one tiny silver lining for the 2024 Washington Nationals. It was the first time since winning the World Series in 2019 that they climbed out of the NL East cellar.
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