The rumors and speculation regarding the Washington Nationals actually trading their ace MacKenzie Gore this offseason continues to run rampant. There is nothing that suggests a move of that magnitude is going to happen.
It's clear that this offseason is going to feature plenty of trade rumors regarding MacKenzie Gore for the Washington Nationals. Almost immediately upon the conclusion of their 2025 campaign, there were some think pieces out there that suggested the left-handed ace could get moved this winter.
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The noise surrounding the Washington Nationals trading their ace MacKenzie Gore this offseason keeps getting louder. After the 2025 campaign concluded, the Nationals hired their new president of baseball operations.
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The Athletic's Jim Bowden listed Washington Nationals starting pitcher MacKenzie Gore as a likely trade candidate this offseason, and believes the San Diego Padres could make a move to bring back their former prospect.
The Washington Nationals are going through some major changes, replacing their head of baseball operations and manager. Because of the franchise shake up, some major trades could be on the horizon.
The Washington Nationals and Boston Red Sox are suddenly tied at the hip. New Nationals president of baseball operations Paul Toboni came to D.C. from Boston, and he's taken a handful of other talented Red Sox executives with him.
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 are getting a new era of baseball underway for their franchise. The previous regime that ushered in the team's first-ever World Series championship is no longer in place after getting fired in the middle of the season.
The Boston Red Sox need another starting pitcher and a handful of options have been floated as possible solutions. Realistically, the Red Sox should be able to get whoever they want this offseason.
It figures to be a big offseason of changes for the Washington Nationals under Paul Toboni. Some of them began last week with sweeping changes through the front office.
The Boston Red Sox and Washington Nationals haven't had much to do with each other through the years, but perhaps that is set to change soon. Just after the Red Sox left the nation's capital with a sweep in July, the Nationals fired longtime president of baseball operations Mike Rizzo.
Every year the MLB Trade Rumors site releases projections for how much players will make in arbitration. They created a model that is quite accurate and it gives fans a good idea of what these guys will make and who could be non-tendered.
In a season of individual growth by the Washington Nationals' future core, their biggest weakness was the rotation. At 66-96, the Nationals finished in last place and the biggest reason for that was the lack of starting pitching behind their ace MacKenzie Gore.
After five seasons of depressing fourth and fifth-place NL East finishes, Washington Nationals fans were hoping things would finally change in 2025. And there were reasons to believe that could actually happen.
Currently slated for yet another last-place finish in the NL East, the Washington Nationals will look to end the season on a high note. On Tuesday night, the Nationals will look to end the Atlanta Braves’ current nine-game winning streak.
The Washington Nationals activated left-hander MacKenzie Gore off the 15-day injured list to start Thursday night's road game against the Miami Marlins.
The Washington Nationals placed All-Star left-hander MacKenzie Gore on the 15-day injured list Saturday with inflammation in his pitching shoulder. Right-hander Mason Thompson was recalled from Triple-A Rochester to take the roster spot of Gore, who has struggled mightily since pitching in the All-Star Game last month.
The Major League Baseball trade deadline is fast approaching. With the July 31, 6 p.m. ET, deadline around the corner, it has shaped into a seller’s market.
The Cubs are going to be trading for a pitcher in the next few days. While it isn’t certain who that will be, there have been rumors upon rumors going around.
The Chicago Cubs have long been expected to be one of the most aggressive teams at the trade deadline, which is now less than a week away. Coming out of