Category Archives: Roster

The Washington Nationals starting pitchers as a group escaped being the worst in baseball only because Colorado pitches half their games in the highest altitude in baseball. With a combined ERA of 5.18 and that placed the Nats’ starters at 2nd from last … Continue reading →

While the standings don’t tell the whole story, the energy inside the clubhouse certainly does. This season, the Nationals didn’t just play baseball; they grew up. From clutch late-inning drama to breakout performances from emerging stars, a handful of moments … Continue reading →

Today was a big roster purge day for the Washington Nationals as they pared their strategic 40-man roster this afternoon to 34-players. They actually DFA’d three players and added back four injured players per the rules for those on the … Continue reading →

At the end of July, the Washington Nationals traded Alex Call at the trade deadline from their crowded outfield. Ho hum, he’s in the World Series with the Dodgers. The Nats had six outfielders at the time and pared that … Continue reading →

They go together in the good ole USA 🇺🇸 Do you think Abner Doubleday ever would have imagined that corporate titans in the biggest cities would be running teams like S&P 500 companies? Compiling teams in different sports where revenues … Continue reading →

The only way is up. The Washington Nationals pitching staff was so statistically bad at a 5.35 ERA that they set a mark for the worst in team history and second worst in MLB in 2025. If there is any … Continue reading →

Photo by Andrew Lang for TalkNats Another year, another MLB season in which the Washington Nationals failed to sniff a winning season, let alone a playoff berth. So…what’s next? This is the question the Nats are tasked with tackling over … Continue reading →