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DC Mayor introduces bill including $380 million renovation to Nationals Park (opens the original)
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Last week, Washington D.C. mayor Muriel Bowser announced plans to introduce new legislation that would allocate $380 million for renovations, and ongoing maintenance to Nationals park over the next six years. This comes just days after Mayor Bowser publicly opposed an investment of a similar amount to the neighbor of Nats Park, Audi Field -- a renovation that would have added a roof, among other renovations. Bowser has certainly been active in the realm of Washington D.C. sports recently, playin
2 Nationals that don't deserve to be back next season (opens the original)
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Now that the Nationals are all-but out of the postseason picture, they've rightly turned September into a month of auditions -- taking a look at players pining for a permanent call-up, who can help Washington try to turn the corner next season. Yet there are some players who have stubbornly stuck around, much to the chagrin of many fans, for a large portion of the season. Players who plug holes and fill gaps can be helpful, but when their batting averages are low and fielding is average at best,
4 Nationals players who can take the next step before the end of the 2026 season (opens the original)
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As we get ready to flip our calendars to September, we find ourselves once again in an all-too-familiar place: the Nationals are on the outside, looking in at the playoffs. While this season brought a lot of hope (at least until the trade deadline), things came crashing down quickly -- a team looking to compete for a wild card spot is now hanging their hat on the future. With that being said though, there is no better time to get a glimpse of the next iteration of Washington baseball than Septem
2 Nationals prospects who can make a difference come September (opens the original)
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In about a weeks' time on September 1, MLB rosters will expand. "September Call-Ups" allow teams to add two more players to their active roster -- allowing teams to carry 28 players for the final month of the regular season. Washington finds themselves in a weird spot. After a major shuffle at the trade deadline, expectations for the second half of Washington's season very quickly changed. What looked like a rebuild running far ahead of schedule all came crashing down, as Washington prioritized
3 Nationals that somehow survived the trade deadline, but really shouldn't have (opens the original)
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The MLB trade deadline has come and gone -- and Washington found themselves in the thick of it. Paul Toboni swung three trades: moreso focused at the future of the Nationals, but also having plenty of impact on the present too. Going into the deadline, Nationals fans were hoping that Washington would push some of (not all) their chips into the table, and make a run at the postseason in 2026 -- far ahead of schedule in the new Paul Toboni and Blake Butera era. The results, and reactions from fans
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