Jeremy Hasson
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2 Nationals players who won't be on the roster after this season (opens the original)
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On September 8th, the 2026 Washington Nationals set a Major League Baseball all-time single-season record, and they're less than proud of it: their 38th team blown save. Of course, not all blown saves have been attributed to one pitcher. The team's problems this year stem from their blown-save record. While the Nationals' starters who remain on the team post-trade deadline haven't performed well either, their batters have performed extremely well. Looking forward to the offseason, the Nationals
The 3 biggest disappointments of the Nationals' 2026 season so far (opens the original)
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The 2026 season has been nothing short of entertaining as a Washington Nationals fan. While the team has had a lot of disappointments overall, especially in breaking the all-time blown saves record, there have been a ton of positives as well like top prospect Eli Willits already being promoted to Double-A. But with all of the inconsistencies, let's identify the team's biggest disappointments in 2026. José Tena has spent parts of three seasons with the Washington Nationals and, as of this writing
3 positives we'd like to see by the end of the 2026 season for the Nationals (opens the original)
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With the 2026 season winding down to a close for the Washington Nationals, we are almost entering a time of reflection. There have been a lot of ups and also a lot of downs for the club over the course of the year so far, which is typical for any team in sports. But what would be great to see for the organization to round out the season? Nationals' shortstop CJ Abrams, who was voted in by fans to start in the All-Star Game in Philadelphia this year, has been on a roll. As of writing this article
Nationals' 2026 1st round pick clubs first pro homer amid strong start to career (opens the original)
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DMV native Chris Hacopian was the Nationals' 2026 first-round pick, selected out of Texas A&M after transferring from the University of Maryland, where he played from 2024-2025, following in the footsteps of his father and to play with his older brother, Eddie. Hacopian, who grew up being a fan of the Nationals, is now shining bright early in his career in the Nationals' farm system. Through his success in the college ranks, Hacopian was able to go straight to playing at High-A Wilmington, where
Looking back at the 3 best September call-ups in Nationals history (opens the original)
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With the Washington Nationals coming up to the end of another sub-.500 season, the time is now to begin looking towards the future. The organization is already doing that with some big moves like shifting CJ Abrams to second base and bringing up younger guys like Jackson Kent to replace ineffective veterans like Miles Mikolas or Zack Littell. But as we move closer to September, it's time for us to begin wondering who will end up getting the call to the big leagues as extra support for the Nation
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