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Nationals trade left-handed reliever Jose A. Ferrer to Mariners for catcher Harry Ford
The Seattle Mariners acquired left-handed reliever Jose A. Ferrer in a trade with the Washington Nationals on Saturday.
SharesLOVERRO: Sit or suit up dilemma revisited upon Washington
I can't believe we are here again -- 13 years after the most famous "shutdown" in the history of sports divided the nation.
SharesNationals’ Abrams, Wood dish out Thanksgiving meals at ballpark
There has been plenty of turnover within the Washington Nationals organization this offseason. But Monday's "Turkeypalooza," where the club's players and staff hand out Thanksgiving meals outside the ballpark, was a welcome return to routine.
SharesLOVERRO: Making the Nationals fun again would be a good start for Butera
Washington is not Charleston. Learning the differences will not be fun for Blake Butera.
SharesButera accepted Nationals job same day his first child was born
Blake Butera will never forget the day he accepted the job as the manager of the Washington Nationals. That's because it was the very same day that his wife, Caroline, gave birth to their first child, daughter Blair.
SharesThree ex-Nationals make Hall of Fame ballot for first time
Cole Hamels, Ryan Braun and Matt Kemp are among 12 newcomers on the Baseball Hall of Fame ballot released Monday, and Carlos Beltran heads 15 holdovers after falling 19 votes shy in 2025 balloting.
SharesPadres hire former Nationals reliever Stammen as manager
The San Diego Padres have hired former reliever Craig Stammen to be their manager.
SharesLOVERRO: Montreal is a great city, but baseball doesn’t work there
There's a Canadian sentimental streak running through this World Series that goes beyond the presence of the American League champion Toronto Blue Jays. It's about the absence of another team - the Montreal Expos.
SharesNationals tap 33-year-old Butera as new manager, MLB’s youngest in 53 years
The Washington Nationals have found a new manager to lead their youth movement -- 33-year-old Blake Butera, according to multiple reports on Thursday.
SharesMiguel Cairo, Nationals interim manager, will not get the permanent job
Washington Nationals interim manager Miguel Cairo, who replaced the fired Dave Martinez in July, will not get the job on a permanent basis, and members of his coaching staff are being let go.
SharesFormer Nationals ace Strasburg returns to San Diego State as special assistant to head coach
Stephen Strasburg is going back to school. The former Washington Nationals ace and 2019 World Series MVP has been hired by San Diego State as a special assistant to head coach Kevin Vance.
SharesNationals’ Wood named Silver Slugger finalist after first full MLB season
Nationals outfielder James Wood brought the lumber to the District last season. Now he's looking for some hardware.
SharesAngels hire ex-Nationals catcher Suzuki as new manager
The Los Angeles Angels have landed a new manager. Kurt Suzuki, who was a catcher with the Washington Nationals during their 2019 World Series run, is taking over the top role in the dugout.
SharesLOVERRO: Why a Red Sox-style makeover of the Nationals may not be all it’s cracked up to be
Paul Toboni, the new Washington Nationals president of baseball operations, spent last week taking the first steps of putting his fingerprints on the franchise by waving goodbye to many of the front office executives and player development field-level employees who were part of the organization that he inherited.
SharesNationals’ Young named Gold Glove finalist
It was a season to forget for the last-place Washington Nationals, but center fielder Jacob Young is still looking to bring home some hardware. He was named a Gold Glove finalist on Wednesday.
SharesTwo Nationals assistant GMs won’t return in revamped front office
Paul Toboni, the Washington Nationals' new president of baseball operations, started handing out pink slips after his first week on the job, parting ways with two assistant general managers on Wednesday, according to multiple reports.
SharesFor success with Nationals, Toboni says rocks need to be moved. He’s got some boulders to clear
Paul Toboni, the new Washington Nationals president of baseball operations, was introduced to the public in the District on the day the federal government shut down.
SharesNationals’ new president looks to build ‘monster’ in District
Paul Toboni watched the Nationals from afar as he rose through the ranks of the Boston Red Sox front office. On Wednesday, he took over as Washington's president of baseball operations and promised to build a "monster."
SharesNationals move toward future after dismal season
It couldn't have gone much worse for the Nationals in 2025. They sacked the World Series-winning general manager and manager duo of Mike Rizzo and Dave Martinez en route to a sixth consecutive losing season that mercifully ended on Sunday.
SharesFormer Nationals outfielder Michael A. Taylor retires after 12 seasons
Chicago White Sox outfielder Michael A. Taylor announced his retirement before Sunday's season finale against the Washington Nationals.
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