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There was once a time when it seemed like a foregone conclusion that Bryce Harper would not be back with the Washington Nationals in 2019, but the star outfielder finishing his career where it started is looking more likely by the day. Mark Feinsand …
The list of potential suitors for Manny Machado and Bryce Harper seems to have dwindled a bit, and the bidding war for the latter may be a two-team race at this point. While the Washington Nationals have indicated they do not expect Harper to be back …
The Washington Nationals continue to shape their pitching rotation. The Nats and Anibal Sanchez have agreed to a 2-year, $19 million deal, as reported by the Detroit Free Press’ Anthony Fenech. Sanchez’s deal is for two years and $19 million …
The Washington Nationals made a big splash in free agency on Tuesday when they agreed to a six-year deal with starting pitcher Patrick Corbin, but that apparently does not mean they are giving up on trying to re-sign Bryce Harper. Bob Nightengale of …
The Washington Nationals are nearing a deal to add their second catcher of the offseason. According to Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic, the Nationals are close to a deal to acquire catcher Yan Gomes from the Cleveland Indians. It’s unclear what …
Two teams have been most prominently linked to free agent pitcher Patrick Corbin, but a third could reportedly throw a wrench in their plans. It has been widely reportedly that the New York Yankees are interested in Corbin, and the Philadelphia …
The MLB offseason is already underway, as proven by the New York Yankees’ major acquisition of James Paxton from the Seattle Mariners. Still, the largest dominoes have yet to fall, and it may be another week or two — if not more — …
The biggest question surrounding the Washington Nationals this offseason is whether or not they will be able to sign Bryce Harper to a long-term contract, but the team is apparently focusing on other needs as the star outfielder shops around. …
The Washington Nationals are continuing to retool their team in what is expected to be an offseason of significant change for them. According to Mark Feinsand of MLB.com, the Nationals agreed to terms with catcher Kurt Suzuki on a two-year deal. …
There has been a lot of talk about Bryce Harper turning down a massive extension offer from the Washington Nationals on the last day of the 2018 season, but dollars and cents weren’t the only reason the star outfielder chose not to entertain …
The Washington Nationals are staying the course. After one of the most disappointing seasons in recent memory, Nationals general manager Mike Rizzo indicated Wednesday that the team is likely to build around its existing core and intends to keep …
The Washington Nationals chose to essentially stand pat at the non-waiver trade deadline last month because they believed they were still in the playoff hunt, but they have changed their approach at the waiver deadline. Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic …
The Washington Nationals did not want to be sellers at the non-waiver trade deadline because they believed they could still contend for a playoff spot, but they proved on Tuesday that not all fire sales need to be held on or before July 31. Last …
The Washington Nationals placed several players on revocable trade waivers last week, and Bryce Harper was one of them. Not surprisingly, the star outfielder was claimed by a team. Chelsea Janes and Jorge Castillo of The Washington Post report that …
The Washington Nationals need to start stringing together wins quickly if they want to have any shot at reaching the postseason, and Bryce Harper is confident they can do just that. In fact, he thinks his team should be pleased to be one game below …
Washington Nationals manager Dave Martinez is at a total loss with how to manage his bullpen after they blew yet another game. The Nats lost 7-6 to the St. Louis Cardinals on Monday on a walk-off home run by Paul DeJong. That was the second straight …
