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Nationals speedsters CJ Abrams and Nasim Nuñez rounding out 2026 with historic feats (opens the original)
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CJ Abrams reached the 30-30 mark very recently. Nasim Nunez broke the Nationals team record for stolen bases. It has been a wonderful final wrap-up of the season. One last series remains against the New York Mets. If the team wins at least one game, they will clinch 4th place in the NL East. I think that the key takeaway here is progress. The team did not reach the postseason, but nor were they expected to. After all, the team surpassed every prediction that our DistrictOnDeck writers made this
Nationals tie embarrassing record as bullpen’s biggest flaw resurfaces in Phillies loss (opens the original)
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New year, same Nationals. That is the perfect way to frame the team's Wednesday debacle. They may have finally reached 71 wins yet again with a surprising win over the Phillies, but they may have become a premier hitting team in the MLB, but one thing the Nationals have not done? Be good in the bullpen. The Nationals went out and hosted the Philadelphia Phillies on Wednesday, September 16. In a 3-0 loss at Nationals Park, the team set a new bar for poor bullpen play. The six-pitcher box score sh
Prized Nationals deadline acquisition inching towards highly anticipated team debut (opens the original)
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Connelly Early was traded to the Washington Nationals during the height of the summer. The goal in mind was to acquire a young pitcher and develop him for long-term success. It has been a strategy all along to build this team through the youth. Paul Toboni is investing less capital and banking more on upside, with Early being a prime example. The twist in the trade was that Early was, and still is, injured. An MRI on July 1 confirmed posterior left-elbow inflammation. That had the Red Sox then p
Why the Nationals should consider keeping Seaver King in the minors this season (opens the original)
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If the MLB enters its impending lockout, the landscape of Major League Baseball will obviously be affected in brutal fashion. Among the uncertainty, there is a crucial nugget to consider when watching all these teams call up their prospects. They take a risk in making their roster moves for the future. In the case of a lockout, which would begin on December 1, players on the 40-man roster will be unable to partake in any team-related activities. Now, is that the worst thing? Probably not, or at
Why the Nationals should consider shutting James Wood down for the 2026 Season (opens the original)
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James Wood has not seen a baseball diamond in any playing form since August 3. He has been dealing with a mild oblique strain since that date, and with the Nationals' season lost, there has been no rush to bring him back. However, the team saw him in the outfield ahead of Thursday's game against the Colorado Rockies. The general recovery time for a mild oblique strain depends on the severity of the strain itself. The longer end of the timeline is about a 3-week longer-end projection. As of now,
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