One of the biggest events of the offseason is the Arizona Fall League, and the Washington Nationals saw firsthand just how important that circuit can be.
On Friday night, two of the Washington Nationals' current stars -- Cade Cavalli and CJ Abrams -- made some franchise history. But that wasn't the only notable thing taking place for the franchise.
One of the best offseason events across Major League Baseball is the Arizona Fall League, where top prospects from every organization compete with and against each other.
There has been a lot of upward movement on the farm for the Washington Nationals this year. Top prospects throughout the organization played their way into promotions, which is a good sign that some high-end talent should be arriving to the nation's capital sooner rather than later.
The 2025 season was a disaster on many levels for the Washington Nationals. However, one of the biggest long term blows came in the farm system. Jarlin Susana and Travis Sykora, the Nats top two pitching prospects both went down with major injuries.
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.
The Washington Nationals have a special talent on their hands in Jarlin Susana. The 22-year-old has dominated the minor league ranks with his triple-digits fastball and electric slider.
It is no secret that the Nationals badly need pitching. Of course, the bullpen is the biggest area of need, but the Nats just need more quality pitching in general.
On Wednesday, star Washington Nationals prospect Jarlin Susana made his return to Double-A. Following a surgical procedure he underwent on his lat last year, the flamethrowing right-hander had been on the shelf for the entire season until he was sent on his rehab assignment to High-A Wilmington back on Aug.
Washington Nationals right-handed pitching prospect Jarlin Susana made 11 starts for the Double-A Harrisburg Senators in 2025 before dealing with season-ending surgery for a right lat tear.
Washington Nationals star pitching prospect Jarlin Susana made his long-awaited return on Tuesday. He had been out for the entire year after he underwent lat surgery late in the 2025 season.
While the Washington Nationals have struggled when it comes to their pitching staff at the major league level, there is a ton of optimism for what they have in their pipeline.
A prospect to watch for the Washington Nationals coming into 2026 was Jarlin Susana, the flamethrowing right-hander who has been a strikeout machine coming up the minor league ranks.
The Washington Nationals need pitching in a major way. While the staff at the big league level is starting to find their footing a bit following a horrendous start to the year where both the rotation and bullpen were struggling to perform on a consistent basis, this unit still leaves much to be desired.
As the spring continues, the Washington Nationals will start making more cuts to their MLB camp. The first round already happened, as five players -- including Jarlin Susana and Travis Sykora -- were reassigned to the team's minor league camp.
The goal of the Washington Nationals during the early part of spring training was clear: they wanted to evaluate just about everything in their organization.
The Washington Nationals have begun their spring training activities, but that doesn't mean things have been quiet when it comes to the roster building side of things.
One of the things the Washington Nationals have to figure out is how all of their young pitching prospects fit into the puzzle going forward. While the current big league roster is lacking high-end arms across both the starting rotation and bullpen, the Nationals' farm system is filled with intriguing talent.
What the Washington Nationals do when it comes to their pitching staff this offseason will be something to monitor, as they could dip into the free agency waters or start promoting some of their prospects to The Show.
CJ Abrams, James Wood and MacKenzie Gore are all starring for the Washington Nationals. That is a great hit rate for their return in the blockbuster Juan Soto deal that shook up the baseball world ahead of the 2022 trade deadline.
Most sports fans are all too familiar with rebuilds. Hell, some fans only know rebuilds. Trade away production for younger talent in hopes of collecting enough for your next wave to make the playoffs, then repeat.
We’re more than halfway through the first month of the 2025 Minor League season. Week 3 saw multiple high-end prospects have big weeks, while others got promoted to face new challenges.
Jarlin Susana may not be in the running for an Opening Day roster spot, but the 20-year-old righty is certainly putting on a show at spring training. The Washington Nationals pitching prospect took the mound for the third time in Grapefruit League play Saturday against the St.