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Nationals to add team dog to roster, ask fans for naming help
Man's best friend is coming to Nationals Park -- and not just at the team's half-dozen "Pups in the Park" nights. The Nationals announced Monday that they'd welcome a team dog to the roster as it undergoes basic training and socialization to become a service animal.
SharesNationals name Cavalli as opening day starting pitcher
Cade Cavalli will take the mound for the Washington Nationals on opening day, the team announced Wednesday, his first start in such a position.
SharesNationals sign veteran right-hander Littell to one-year deal
The Nationals aren't done adding to their rebuilding roster. The franchise agreed to sign veteran right-handed pitcher Zach Littell to a one-year contract on Sunday.
SharesDusty Baker is managing again. At 76, he’s leading Nicaragua in the World Baseball Classic
Dusty Baker is going to be honored as a member of the Cactus League Hall of Fame on March 14, and he's appreciative of the recognition.
SharesNationals not in ‘dark ages anymore,’ embrace new tech at spring training
The Nationals have joined the rest of the majors in the 21st century. After years of relying on old-school development and scouting under former general manager Mike Rizzo, the franchise's new regime is embracing fresh technology.
SharesScherzer returns to Blue Jays on one-year, $3 million deal
Max Scherzer is returning to the Toronto Blue Jays.
SharesNationals’ Wood enters spring training with eyes on another leap
Nationals outfielder James Wood won't settle for a repeat of last season. The slugging rising star joined his teammates for the first official practice of spring training on Monday, eager to lay a foundation that can help him become a household name.
SharesPhillies’ Harper said team president’s criticism was ‘wild’
Philadelphia Phillies first baseman Bryce Harper said Sunday that he was taken aback by earlier criticism from President of Baseball Operations Dave Dombrowski, who said in October that Harper was no longer "elite."
SharesNationals pitchers, catchers report to spring training with questions surrounding new-look roster
The pitchers and catchers of the new-look Washington Nationals hit the field in West Palm Beach, Florida, on Wednesday to start the first spring training in the franchise's new era.
SharesNationals officially announce new broadcast team: Kolko moves to full-time TV play-by-play
The Washington Nationals will have a revamped broadcast team for their first season away from MASN.
SharesKolko to replace Carpenter as Nationals’ TV play-by-play broadcaster
The Nationals have found their new play-by-play broadcaster. Longtime MASN reporter Dan Kolko has been tapped to replace the retired Bob Carpenter in Washington's TV booth.
SharesLOVERRO: While you’re saying goodbye to Gore, might as well bid farewell to Wood as well
The Juan Soto trade tree keeps bearing fruit for the Washington Nationals.
SharesNationals trade All-Star lefty MacKenzie Gore to Rangers for five prospects
All-Star left-hander MacKenzie Gore is headed to the Texas Rangers in a trade that sends five prospects back to the Nationals in the biggest move of new Washington president of baseball operations Paul Toboni's roster rebuilding efforts.
SharesLOVERRO: Orioles show Nationals what an offseason should look like
The Orioles are hosting a question-and-answer session for fans Thursday at the historic Senator Theatre in Baltimore with new manager Craig Albernaz and new free agent slugger Pete Alonso. It's sold out.
SharesCavalli, Nationals agree to $870,000 contract, settle arbitration case with smallest gap
Right-hander Cade Cavalli and the Washington Nationals avoided salary arbitration Sunday when they agreed to a one-year contract worth $870,000, a deal that includes a 2027 team option.
SharesSay hello to Nationals.TV, Washington’s MLB-produced replacement for MASN
Washington Nationals games are coming to a new platform this season.
SharesNationals hire former Royals COO to lead business operations
The Washington Nationals' front-office overhaul continued Wednesday as the franchise hired Jason Sinnarajah as its president of business operations.
SharesAngels part ways with Rendon, defer final year of $245 million contract
Anthony Rendon's time with the Los Angeles Angels has ended.
SharesLOVERRO: Historic year for local sports, even if biggest stories took place outside the lines
This may be hard to believe, based on the poor play by most local professional sports teams for much of the year, but 2025 was one of the most significant years in Washington sports history.
SharesLefty Foster Griffin, Nationals finalize 1-year, $5.5 million contract
Left-hander Foster Griffin and the Washington Nationals finalized a $5.5 million contract on Monday.
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