The Washington Nationals announced what appears to be their full coaching staff at Monday's Winter Meetings (relayed by Andrew Golden of The Washington Post).
The Baltimore Orioles are hiring former Cincinnati Reds infielder Miguel Cairo as their infield coach, reports Roch Kubatko of MASN Sports. The 51-year-old took over as the Washington Nationals' interim manager in July after Davey Martinez was fired.
The Rule 5 draft, held annually at the winter meetings in December, never garners much fanfare, but it has been known to yield some noteworthy transactions.
The Baltimore Orioles are adding two more coaches to new manager Craig Albernaz’s staff, including one with prior managerial experience. On Saturday, MASN’s Roch Kubatko reported that the Orioles are hiring Miguel Cairo as major league infield coach.
Some news broke on Wednesday regarding the Washington Nationals' managerial search. According to Andrew Golden of The Washington Post (subscription required), interim manager from this past season, Miguel Cairo, is not longer being considered for the job opening after he interviewed last week.
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.
Things are starting to happen when it comes to this Washington Nationals managerial search. After it was radio silent for almost a month, there was an initial report that former Baltimore Orioles manager Brandon Hyde had been interviewed for the job opening.
The Washington Nationals finished the 2025 season with a losing record for the sixth straight year. Washington hasn’t reached the playoffs since winning the World Series in 2019.
The Washington Nationals are still trying to figure out their own managerial situation. After dismissing Dave Martinez in the middle of the season, Miguel Cairo took over on an interim basis.
One of the things the Washington Nationals need to figure out this offseason is who their manager is going to be moving forward. While interim Miguel Cairo is reportedly in the mix for the official job, it's largely expected that the new front office regime is going to install their own guy.
One of the things the Washington Nationals need to figure out this offseason is who their manager is going to be moving forward. While interim Miguel Cairo is reportedly in the mix for the official job, it's largely expected that the new front office regime is going to install their own guy.
The Washington Nationals made a managerial change in-season, something that invites a bad grade in the context of the 2025 season. The Nationals fired Davey Martinez in July, coming at the same time as the firing of president of baseball operations Mike Rizzo.
Paul Toboni has already made big moves in his first week or so as Nationals President of Baseball Operations. He has fired a lot of the front office and Minor League coaching staff.
After the Washington Nationals hired Paul Toboni as their president of baseball operations, there is a lot of work for the 35-year-old to do when it comes to getting things set up for next season.
Now that the Washington Nationals have hired their president of baseball operations, Paul Toboni, the next task is to hire a new manager. The Nationals have not indicated if they intend to keep interim manager Miguel Cairo, who was named the interim manager after Davey Martinez was fired in July.
The Washington Nationals played their final game of the 2025 season on Sunday, and it could have been the last time that interim manager Miguel Cairo served in the role of skipper for this franchise.
The Washington Nationals have not had the season anyone envisioned coming into the year, but one of the bright spots that has developed during this span has been their young core, which has rapidly found its stride both at the plate and on the mound.
The lineup cards from Tuesday night’s Mets-Nationals game are going to the Venezuelan Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum in Valencia, which happens to be located between the hometowns of Carlos Mendoza and Miguel Cairo.
Washington Nationals interim manager Miguel Cairo faced off against his countryman, Carlos Mendoza, manager of the New York Mets, on Tuesday night at Nationals Park, becoming the first Venezuelans in big league history to manage against each other.
Miguel Cairo and the Washington Nationals players need to figure out how not to get embarrassed like they did this weekend against the Brewers The Washington Nationals got humiliated in front of their home fans for three straight days.
Nathaniel Lowe hit a three-run homer to power the visiting Washington Nationals past the St. Louis Cardinals 8-2 on Wednesday night and give interim manager Miguel Cairo his first victory.
The struggling Washington Nationals flew into St. Louis with new leadership in both the front office and the dugout. Miguel Cairo, who had been the team's bench coach, will begin his stint as interim manager when the Nationals face the Cardinals Tuesday in the opener of a three-game series.
For the second time in four seasons, longtime MLB infielder Miguel Cairo has a new role: interim manager. The Washington Nationals named Cairo, 51, as their interim manager on Monday afternoon, less than 24 hours after the team dismissed Davey Martinez and longtime general manager Mike Rizzo.
A former New York Yankees infielder has received a golden opportunity to take the next step forward in his coaching career. On Monday, the Washington Nationals announced that Miguel Cairo will serve as their interim manager for the remainder of the 2025 season.
Former Reds infielder Miguel Cairo has been named interim manager of the Washington Nationals. “Miguel is well-respected in our organization and around baseball,” Nationals Interim General Manager Mike DeBartolo said in a statement.