The Dodgers optioned infielder Hyeseong Kim and right-hander Bobby Miller this evening. They also reassigned non-roster invitees Giovanny Gallegos, Eddie Rosario, David Bote, Michael Chavis and top prospect Dalton Rushing to minor league camp.
Despite winning only 71 games for the second consecutive year, there was a good amount of optimism surrounding the Washington Nationals heading into the offseason.
The Washington Nationals are honing in on their fifth starter for the Opening Day roster. Manager Dave Martinez made it official that MacKenzie Gore, Jake Irvin, Trevor Williams and Michael Soroka would begin the year in the rotation.
With Max Scherzer dealing for the Blue Jays this spring, it makes me wonder why the Nats weren’t interested Max Scherzer is the greatest Nationals of all time and my favorite player of all time.
A former No. 2 overall pick and top prospect has signed with a team in the Mexican league.
The Washington Nationals’ approach to handling business this offseason was one that many people were surprised by. Some were under the belief that the team could open up their wallets and spend some money, looking to push the franchise further out of the rebuild they have been mired in since winning the World Series in 2019.
One of the most important Washington Nationals relievers is back doing baseball activities. Derek Law, the minor league addition in 2024 who became a staple
A camp battle to follow is the race for the last few spots in the Nationals ‘pen Throughout the spring we will be monitoring camp battles very closely here at Federal Baseball.
The Washington Nationals have had some very intriguing young prospects making splashes during spring training, which makes their position battles much more interesting to watch pan out.
The Nationals continue to evaluate candidates for the final spot in their rotation.
The Washington Nationals were a team that many people were keeping an eye on heading into the offseason as a potential spender. Despite winning only 71 games during the 2024 campaign, a strong foundation has been put in place with the emerging young core the team has.
The Washington Nationals have all sorts of young talent in their farm system heading into the 2025 season, and many of these players have had opportunities to showcase their skillsets during spring training this year.
After a hot spring, Brady House could be knocking on the door sooner rather than later Brady House has been marketed as the third baseman of the future for a couple years now.
The Washington Nationals are hoping to be a good team in the near future. In terms of their farm system, though, they have a very interesting prospect.
One of the goals that the Washington Nationals had during the past offseason was to upgrade their pitching staff. Bringing in some veterans who complement the young players already in place would not only help their development, but raise the floor of the team as well.
Jake Irvin of the Washington Nationals faced the New York Mets on Sunday, aiming to maintain his scoreless innings streak in his fourth spring start. However, he couldn’t quite overcome a defensive mishap.
The Washington Nationals entered the MLB offseason with several needs to address on their roster. Not quite ready to spend at the top of the market, the
Michael Soroka looks like a completely new pitcher this spring Michael Soroka has had a crazy journey to the Washington Nationals. I wrote about that earlier this month.
Early in the MLB offseason, the Washington Nationals made a decision that surprised a lot of people. Despite needing some help with their bullpen, they decided to non-tender their closer, Kyle Finnegan.
The battle for the fifth starter job was something to watch heading into the spring, let’s see how it is going. The biggest camp battle of the spring for the Washington Nationals was the race for the fifth starter job.
The Washington Nationals have had quite the turnover this offseason when it comes to their pitching staff. With additions such as Michael Soroka, Jorge López, Lucas Sims, Colin Poche, Evan Reifert, and Shinnosuke Ogasawara, they have revamped nearly their entire bullpen and added a starter.
It’s been roughly 10 days since the Washington Nationals re-signed last year’s All-Star closer, Kyle Finnegan. So far, so good when it comes to his progress.
No matter how hard you try, you just can’t beat Mother Nature. The NHRA once again tried and lost to Big Mama on Saturday for Day 2 of the three-day Amalie Motor Oil Gatornationals at Gainesville Raceway (or "Rainsville" as some folks are calling it) in central Florida.
The Washington Nationals are reaching the point where their starting pitchers are moving from build-up mode to tune-up mode with opening day less than three weeks away.
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