The Washington Nationals have won three of their last four games, but they are still woefully out of the playoff race. They should be sellers at the trade deadline, even with interim GM Mike DeBartolo in place.
A fire sale is expected to come from the Washington Nationals before the trade deadline. While teams would love for them to make MacKenzie Gore available, it doesn't seem like that is going to happen despite this new regime stating they will at least listen to calls on their ace.
After a miserable start to his second stint with the Washington Nationals, Josh Bell has recaptured some of his old glory In April this would have sounded nearly impossible, but Josh Bell is one of the Washington Nationals best hitters, and has been for a little while now.
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Josh Bell had two hits, including a home run, and the Washington Nationals jumped out to a 7-0 lead before holding on for a 10-8 win over the visiting Cincinnati Reds on Monday night.
Interim GM Mike DeBartolo told the Washington Post’s Andrew Golden and other reporters on Saturday that the Nats want to build around such players as James Wood, CJ Abrams, Dylan Crews, and MacKenzie Gore, rather than shop them at the deadline.
The Nationals announced a series of roster moves today.
The Washington Nationals haven’t received the kind of production they hoped for from many of the offseason additions they made. Designated hitter Josh Bell and first baseman Nathaniel Lowe were brought on to infuse some power into the lineup but have struggled to consistently perform this season.
As the month of June continues to creep along and the All-Star break inches ever closer, the Washington Nationals continue to be one of the more interesting teams in the MLB.
This past offseason, the Washington Nationals didn't do much in free agency. Opting to add some high-upside players and veterans on short-term deals, the organization decided to spend another year evaluating the young guys on the roster before spending money.
The Washington Nationals have quickly become one of the most interesting teams in baseball this season. While they're still at least a couple of years still away from becoming serious postseason threats, the progress their young core is making is cause for serious optimism.
The Red Sox need reinforcements at first base. Here are four players who make sense.
The Washington Nationals entered 2025 as one of the more intriguing teams in the MLB. Coming to what they hope is the final stretch of a long rebuild that started back in 2021, the Nationals put together an exciting blend of young talent and experienced veterans.
The San Francisco Giants got off to a great start, but might be coming back to earth a bit of late. To begin the season, the Giants were one of the biggest surprises of the year.
Josh Bell's first hit of the 2025 season was a big one. The Washington Nationals' designated hitter did enough damage with one swing of the bat that it was all Washington needed to beat the Philadelphia Phillies on Sunday.
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.
Opening Day looms for every team but the Los Angeles Dodgers and Chicago Cubs, but Yardbarker MLB writers are already thinking about the MLB trade deadline July 31.
The Washington Nationals re-signed a fan favorite this offseason, but could end up trading him away for the second time. CBS Sports' Mike Axisa released a list of the 10 players he views as likely trade deadline candidates.
First base will be covered for the Washington Nationals this upcoming season, with Josh Bell signing a new deal to the tune of one year and $6 million, per Jon Heyman of the New York Post.
Josh Bell is heading back to Washington, as the New York Post’s Jon Heyman reports that the first baseman has signed a one-year, $6M deal with the Nationals.
Josh Bell is coming off an impressive fill-in role last season, with the clutch first baseman looking to improve in 2025. Having started his major league
This article is part of a series chronicling the individual seasons of players who appeared for the Arizona Diamondbacks in 2024. Reviews for players who still have rookie eligibility for 2025 will appear in our prospect season reviews.
In what was his 2nd multi-home run game since joining the Diamondbacks at the trade deadline, Josh Bell stood alone in history after he hit a bomb in the Diamondbacks 5-3 win over the Guardians.
The Arizona Diamondbacks keep their hopes of defending the NL pennant (slightly) alive.
The Astros are looking for the missing pieces for a World Series run and Bell could be one player in particular they are looking at.
Bell is in his sixth full big-league season and second with the Nationals. Through 341 at-bats, Bell leads the team in hits (106), doubles (21), RBIs (50), batting average (.311), slugging percentage (.504) and total bases (172).
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