The Nationals bullpen needs an overhaul, here are some moves they can make As if we needed any more evidence, yesterday showed us that the Nationals bullpen needs an overhaul.
The Washington Nationals have experienced the highest of highs with general manager Mike Rizzo leading the front office. He took over in 2009 when the franchise was at a low point.
Looking back at what Mike Rizzo did to improve the club this offseason With the Nationals season just 10 days away, and with the regular season games starting over in Japan tomorrow, it feels right to recap what the Nats did this offseason.
How many of the 50 MLB players with three or more 40 home run seasons can you name in six minutes?
The Washington Nationals are no strangers to making trades. In recent years, they have been the ones to ship out their talented players, getting back prospects to kickstart their rebuild after they failed to defend their 2019 World Series Championship.
I am digging into how the Nationals brass see the team as they enter a pivotal year in the rebuild Every year teams set expectations for themselves. While every team wants to win a world series, not every team has World Series expectations.
Florida State pitcher Jamie Arnold has made a statement in his first two starts and the Nationals should be taking notice After the first two weeks of the college baseball season wrapped up, the race for the number 1 pick is on.
Washington Nationals general manager Mike Rizzo was ready to spend money this offseason should the opportunity present itself to make upgrades to the roster.
Considered a massive overpay at the time, Jayson Werth’s leadership and production proved the Nationals right When Mike Rizzo signed Jayson Werth to a 7-year $126 million deal, it was both a statement of intent and a massive role of the dice.
Looking back at how Mike Rizzo stole Trea Turner from the Padres In his long tenure as Nationals GM, Mike Rizzo has made plenty of great transactions. Whether it was Wilson Ramos for Matt Capps swap or the Gio Gonzalez trade, Rizzo has a tendency to find good deals.
President of baseball operations Mike Rizzo spoke to reporters (including Mark Zuckerman of MASN and Spencer Nausbaum of the Washington Post) on Saturday about the club’s rotation plans for 2025.
Mike Rizzo needs to prioritize power bats The Washington Nationals lack of home run power was a glaring weakness last season. Their 135 home runs ranked second to last in baseball, only two ahead of the historically bad Chicago White Sox.
Notes and quotes on the Nationals’ goals at the 2024 MLB Winter Meetings... For the first time since 2010 when they selected Bryce Harper No. 1 overall the year after taking Stephen Strasburg at No.
Notes and quotes on the new player development regime in D.C. and the 2024 Draft… Danny Haas joined the Washington Nationals’ front office after, “… spending
One of the biggest needs for the Washington Nationals this offseason is to add some power to their lineup. After hitting only 135 home runs last season, a total only the Chicago White Sox had fewer than, general manager Mike Rizzo knows he needs to find a middle-of-the-order bat in free agency.
Notes and quotes on the rumors flying around involving your Washington Nationals... Asked late this past September if he now thought the Nationals were
The Washington Nationals are a team that many people expect to be big spenders during the offseason. General manager Mike Rizzo is not shying away from those industry rumors, as he is ready to upgrade the roster with established veterans.
That thing the Washington Nationals ownership and fan base see is the light at the end of the tunnel. After winning the World Series in 2019, the team hasn’t come close to sniffing the postseason since.
The Washington Nationals have money to spend if they choose to do so. Owner Mark Lerner seems ready to open up his checkbook again after this past campaign delivered one of the most promising seasons they've had in a while with plenty of young stars looking like they can be cornerstones of this roster for years to come.
Notes and quotes on the Nationals’ 2023 Rule 5 pick… “It’s going to be a challenge,” GM and President of Baseball Ops Mike Rizzo told reporters, after
What position groups the Washington Nationals go after this offseason is to be determined, but there is some thought the front office could spend on some upgrades after owner Mark Lerner suggested he's willing to open up his checkbook.
This offseason could be an exciting one for the Washington Nationals. Owner Mark Lerner has stated he's willing to open up his checkbook for general manager
For fans looking for the light at the end of the mediocrity tunnel, here are three big reasons the team is actually ahead of schedule in its rebuild.
The Washington Nationals are 69-90 with three games remaining on the schedule, allowing them to improve on last season's 71-91 record with a sweep of the Philadelphia Phillies at home this weekend.
Nationals president of baseball operations and general manager Mike Rizzo recently said that his club will be looking for middle-of-the-order bats this offseason to supplement a growing young core.
The Washington Nationals are in a position where spending a little more on offense makes sense for both the team's long-term and short-term future.
Notes and quotes on the Nationals’ series win over the Yankees this week ... With the debut of 2023 1st Round pick (No. 2 overall) Dylan Crews this week,
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