Suzuki, 35, is a beloved clubhouse presence, well-respected for his ability to frame pitches and handle a pitching staff.
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Suzuki, 35, is a beloved clubhouse presence, well-respected for his ability to frame pitches and handle a pitching staff.
Suzuki has been a strong part-time player over the last few seasons. The Nationals need more than that behind the plate, but now don't have to be desperate in addressing it.
Suzuki, 35, is a beloved clubhouse presence, well-respected for his ability to frame pitches and handle a pitching staff.
Five players in the Nationals' Top 30 prospects, as rated by MLB.com, remain unprotected.
Might the Nationals' best options be found on the trade market?
Scherzer led the National League in most categories, but DeGrom and Snell were rewarded for pitching to sub-2.00 ERAs.
Washington's bullpen is an almost-finished product after the additions of Trevor Rosenthal and Kyle Barraclough.
A panel could provide a neat and tidy ending to one of the more mind-numbing, aggravating disputes between teams in baseball history. Then again, it was supposed to do that in 2014, too.
Acuna caught fire after Atlanta moved him into the leadoff spot after July’s All-Star Game and helped propel the surprising Braves into the postseason.
If starting pitching is priority No. 1 for the Nationals this winter, catching is 1a.
Mike Rizzo is content with what he has at second while Washington continues to develop young players to potentially fill the spot in the future.
The agent has refined his Bryce Harper pitch. And he thinks everyone is aiming too low.
Bryce Harper's agent made his sales pitch for the star outfielder to a large crowd of reporters Wednesday.
Rendon is arbitration eligible this offseason and could become a free agent after next year.
The Nationals’ long-term contract offer, though rejected, has created a climate in which the team and the free agent outfielder may end up winners.
Harper encourages others to join him on "#teamnoscroll" for the next seven days.
Juan Soto’s remarkable rise even took the Nationals by surprise.
Washington made a legitimate, respectful offer — 10 years, $300 million — but it wasn't accepted. What does it mean?
The Braves' Acuna appears to be a runaway winner right now, but a closer look shows Soto had a tremendous impact on the Nationals.
Washington put forth the offer before Harper hit the open market, but no deal was struck.
Scherzer is one of three pitchers vying for the National League's Cy Young Award, while Soto is up for rookie of the year.
