There won’t be a World Series hangover in D.C. as the team gets extra time to prepare for the season thanks to the coronavirus pandemic.
At a time you would expect the butterflies to be swirling in the mid-section of players as they approached the pre-game of Opening Day which has been postponed most likely for at least two months due to COVID-19, the Washington … Continue reading →
They didn’t have to submit an official 26-man roster for opening day this morning, but the Nationals did make a series of transactions, procedural moves ...
Last summer, the Washington Nationals got into a groove that propelled them out of a very bad situation in the standings. Pieces were working together and ...
The news has moved so fast that it’s strange to think that, barely more than a week ago, the Washington Nationals were still playing Grapefruit League games. It’s strange, too, to think that if not for the coronavirus pandemic that … Continue...
The Marlins will once again be a major factor in the division despite being its worst team.
The Washington Nationals released reliever Hunter Strickland on Saturday, writes Alex Jordan.
Strickland joined the team at last July's trade deadline and never found a rhythm.
With a rash of injuries to start 2019, the club learned how to better use its affiliates.
The Marlins harpooned Nats middle relievers for seven runs across the 5th, 6th, and 7th innings for a 7-3 Miami win vs. Washington. The blown-save-loss went to Bourque.
February and March is when a pecking order is established among minor league relievers.
As the magician says, “Pick a card, any card from the deck” of fifty-two cards is a much easier trick than trying to make the Opening Day roster as an NRI (non-roster invitee), but it is possible. In a blind … Continue reading →
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. - The most significant of Major League Baseball’s rule changes for the upcoming season is the three-batter minimum that will now ...
