The Harrisburg Senators finished their season yesterday afternoon with a 5-4 victory over the Akron RubberDucks, marking the end of many Nationals prospects’ seasons, including 2024 first-round pick Seaver King.
The Washington Nationals won't be playing October baseball for the sixth season in a row. This rebuilding process the organization decided to undertake has backfired, with them looking years away from competing in their own division again, let alone the National League or Major League Baseball as a whole.
The Washington Nationals won't be playing postseason baseball this year, but that doesn't mean the fanbase doesn't have something to look forward to during October.
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.
The shakeup in the Washington Nationals front office has begun. Scouting director Danny Haas has left the organization to take a role with the Baltimore Orioles.
Following the MLB Draft and the trade deadline, both Baseball America and MLB Pipeline updated their farm system rankings. Despite the Nationals having the number 1 pick and having a strong draft, their system is ranked in the bottom half of baseball.
Coming into the season, the Washington Nationals looked like they could be a bit scrappy with their talented young core. For the most part, those players have pulled their weight, with James Wood and MacKenzie Gore making the All-Star team.
The Washington Nationals had the first overall pick in the 2025 MLB draft and took a big swing, which might have hurt them in the instant aftermath of the event.
The Nationals got a haul of top 100 prospects in the 2025 MLB Draft. Here’s where they rank in the Nats’ system It was a successful 2025 MLB Draft for the Washington Nationals, as they acquired a top 5 player in the class, along with 4 other top-100 prospects.
Mike Rizzo has been an ever present for Washington Nationals fans, so I decided to take a look at his tenure On an early July night, the 16 year tenure of Washington Nationals General Manager Mike Rizzo came to an end.
It is time to do a stock report of some Washington Nationals top prospects like Seaver King and Travis Sykora Over the course of the season, I have taken a look at how some notable Nationals prospects are looking.
A couple years ago, the Tigers were in a similar spot to the Nationals, but after making changes they are among baseballs elite Right now, the Detroit Tigers have the best record in the American League and the second best record in baseball.
For the Washington Nationals, a once promising season has turned into a disappointment, as the young, upstart group that was threatening for a wild card spot in early June has faded into last place in the National League East.
The Washington Nationals have an impressive group of young players emerging at the Major League level making up what they hope is the next championship core to build around.
After 65 professional games, the Washington Nationals’ first-round pick from a year ago is already at Double-A Harrisburg. Seaver King played his first game with the Senators on Tuesday after the organization promoted him from High-A Wilmington after just 45 games this season.
Despite middling results, the Washington Nationals are promoting 2024 first round Pick Seaver KingSeaver King, the Washington Nationals 10th overall pick from the 2024 is getting promoted to Double-A Harrisburg.
The most recent wave of prospects that the Washington Nationals are clearly excited about is full of positional players. Last year, it was left fielder James Wood and right fielder Dylan Crews making their Major League debuts.
Over the course of the past few seasons, the National League East has done a better job of luring top talent to the division. As a result, their division has become very competitive, as they produced three playoff teams last season.
Taking a look at some notable performances down on the farm A few weeks ago, I did a stock report on some of the Nationals prospects. In the time that has passed, a lot has changed.
MLB Pipeline updated their draft rankings. It will be fascinating to see who the Nationals take at the top of the draft MLB Pipeline released their updated top 150 rankings for the 2025 MLB Draft.
What a difference a week makes for Washington Nationals top prospect Seaver King. A week ago he was getting a taste of struggles at High-A Wilmington, so much so that Baseball America (subscription required), recently wrote a piece on 18 prospects, their early-season numbers and whether it’s time to read something into their performances.
Ethan Holliday isn’t the only Oklahoma high schooler with a big league dad who could go number one in the draft The race for the number one pick in the 2025 MLB Draft is still as wide open as ever.
I wanted to check in and do a stock report on some of the Washington Nationals top prospects Now that the Minor League season is in full swing, it is time to check in on some of the Washington Nationals top prospects.
When the Washington Nationals arranged their minor league rosters, they did so with care to slot players with the right affiliates. For Seaver King, the Nationals felt High-A Wilmington was the right place for their 2024 first-round pick out of Wake Forest.
In some fashion, the Washington Nationals have outperformed expectations in the early going of the 2025 MLB season. What their starting pitching staff has accomplished has been quite impressive.