by: Jesse Dougherty — Washington Post 1 Jun
The decision came after the Nationals' major leaguers said they would pay to cover what the owners wouldn't.
Washington Nationals
... wnership’s reversal was first reported by 106.7 the Fan. “After hearing that Nationals minor league players are facing additional pay cuts, the current members of ...
by: Barry Svrluga — Washington Post 1 Jun
Current signs are good for the Nationals' vice president of player personnel, but "I’ve said things this time that I’ve never said before out loud," he noted.
Washington Nationals
... r ordered a bone marrow biopsy the following week. Back before the pandemic, Nationals spring training got rolling in West Palm Beach, Fla., without Harris. In Apr ...
by: Jesse Dougherty — Washington Post 31 May
The organization also released more than 30 minor leaguers last week.
Washington Nationals
... f baseball has complicated an already tough financial situation, and now the Nationals’ minor league players know exactly what that will look like in June. Read mo ...
by: Jesse Dougherty — Washington Post 29 May
The Nationals' ace, a prominent union leader, has voiced his opinions on MLB's newest proposal to restart baseball. The timing and tone are no accident.
Washington Nationals
... his fourth tweet since his account was hacked in October 2018. Scherzer, the Nationals’ union rep and a member of the union’s executive subcommittee, is perhaps ba ...
by: Thomas Boswell — Washington Post 28 May
No one wanted or imagined an 82-game campaign, but the defending champs may be perfectly suited for it.
Washington Nationals
... r stars soars, often resulting in a lost star. That’s what happened when the Nationals signed Stephen Strasburg to a long extension but lost MLB RBI leader Anthony ...
by: Jesse Dougherty — Washington Post 27 May
Pay cuts and a reduction in hours will run through the end of the annual contract for members of the baseball operations and business staffs.
Washington Nationals
... shut down amid the novel coronavirus pandemic, and most clubs, including the Nationals, were working on a month-to-month basis. The Nationals announced April 23 th ...
by: Thomas Boswell — Washington Post 23 May
The more you look -- and we've got nothing but time -- the more unlikely, and remarkable, it gets.
Washington Nationals
... s have a solid general sense. On Sunday, the anniversary of the start of the Nationals turnaround last season, Washington will have an online “ring ceremony” on Zo ...
by: Thomas Boswell — Washington Post 21 May
Judging the Nationals skipper on three hours a day was wrong. The other 21 mattered more.
Washington Nationals
... e a sly expression. New day, clean slate. Not a bad way to be. At long last, Nationals announce ticket refund policy for delayed baseball season His modest presenc ...
by: Gene Wang — Washington Post 7 May
Thames also reflected on his time in South Korea, where he played for three seasons.
by: Gene Wang — Washington Post 1 May
Two new puppies and farm work are keeping Martinez occupied amid the coronavirus outbreak.
by: Jesse Dougherty — Washington Post 23 Apr
The Nationals joined a majority of the league in giving their staff financial assurance through the end of next month.
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