This Washington Nationals prospect got a taste of the Majors last year, and now he's poised to have a breakout rookie season.

The Washington Nationals will have one of their infielders attempting to make the roster as a pitcher rather than a position player in 2025.

At spring training, Paul DeJong has consistently earned top-five placements on the Nationals’ swing decisions chart.

As part of an exhibition series between the Orioles and Nationals, one game at Nationals Park this month comes with a perk for laid-off federal workers.

A longtime veteran infielder is trying a new career path on the mound. Visit MLB Trade Rumors for more details.

Check out the 2025 MLB season Washington Nationals Batting splits on ESPN. Features splits for home and away, and versus right and left hand pitchers.

The Nationals and Orioles are about to see a lot more of each other. On Friday, the teams announced a new multi-year exhibition series starting this season.

The Washington Nationals have endured a lot of losing over the last few years, but the light at the end of the tunnel is moving near. Their Major League roster

The Washington Nationals are offering current and former federal workers two free tickets to the exhibition game vs. the Baltimore Orioles at Nationals Park on Monday, March 24.

For the second straight time in three days on Sunday, Washington Nationals outfielder James Wood batted in the designated hitter spot.

“They’ve got some good arms. The second baseman (Luis Garcia, Jr.) and shortstop (CJ Abrams) are nice-looking young players. And the center fielder (Jacob Young) is one of the fastest guys in baseball.”

Details of Kyle Finnegan’s $6 million, one-year contract with the Washington Nationals: Deferred money payable $2 million on Jan. 15, 2027, and $2 million on Jan. 15, 2028