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As the Washington Nationals attempt to figure out a lineup that works, Luis Garcia with his .300 OBP will get another crack at the leadoff spot. Continue reading
Photo by Sol Tucker for TalkNats
As the Washington Nationals attempt to figure out a lineup that works, Luis Garcia with his .300 OBP will get another crack at the leadoff spot. Continue reading
TJ White has speed as one of his tools; Photo by Sol Tucker for TalkNats
The Washington Nationals are in a position where it is am opportune time to look forward to the players in the farm system during this rebuild. After the trade deadline and 2022 draft, the Nats added some extremely talented big-name prospects to their organization.
If we look past all the gigantic stats that those top prospects are putting up, we can see some other prospects not getting the same attention. Below are ten players to keep an eye on in the Washington Nationals organization. Continue reading
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The rumors proved true that the Washington Nationals were going to activate Cade Cavalli this week. They were waiting for an optimal matchup for Cade Cavalli’s debut, and what better time to do this? He gets to face a Cincinnati Reds team without lefty Joey Votto who is finished for the season with an injury. In fact, the Reds have three starters hitting .180 and less in tonight’s lineup. It is very reminiscent of when Stephen Strasburg got his debut against a depleted Pirates team twelve years ago. Continue reading
Jarlin Susana, 18, was king of the hill in his debut in Class-A; Photo by Sol Tucker for TalkNats
All rebuilds have one thing in common: they are painful for fans. The rest is how you approach it, and none are exactly the same — but many blow it. The Angels, Tigers, Rangers, and White Sox come to mind on the list of botching it. The Phillies would have made this list, but they are now in a wait-and-see as their strategy was to just throw money at the problem. Looking at those five teams, the Tigers were the last one to make it to a World Series, and the year was 2012 and they lost. All of those teams except for the White Sox have fired their general managers, and they’ve all changed managers recently. Continue reading
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Washington Nationals vs. Seattle Mariners
Stadium: T-Mobile Park, Seattle, Washington
1st Pitch: 4:10 pm EDT
TV: MASN; ROOT Sports NW; MLB App (out-of-network only)
Nats Radio: 106.7 The Fan and via the MLB app
Lineups (subject to change without notice):
With all of the breaking news this morning, here is your 2023 schedule that begins with Opening Day at Nats Park on March 30. The schedule also has 14-games against division rivals and games, either home or away, against every team in the league. The schedule also has the Little League Classic on August 20th which will be one of the highlights. Continue reading

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There will be a few roster moves tonight as Erick Fedde comes off of the IL and will start tonight in Seattle. The Washington Nationals mad to move a pitcher off of the roster, and it turned out to be Tyler Clippard who was DFA’d. Manager Dave Martinez already said that Cory Abbott would not stay in the starting rotation, and would move to the bullpen. Also, Tres Barrera was sent back to Triple-A and changed places with Riley Adams. Continue reading
Meneses, Abrams, Vargas and Padres 3rd base coach Matt Williams at Petco Park; Photo Steve Mears for TalkNats
The Washington Nationals probably could have lined up Erick Fedde to come off of the Injured List today, but instead, it is Patrick Corbin on the mound in the final game in San Diego this year. Continue reading
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Washington Nationals vs. San Diego Padres
Stadium: Petco Park, San Diego, California
1st Pitch: 8:40 pm EDT
TV: MASN2; Bally Sports Network; MLB App (out-of-network only)
Nats Radio: 106.7 The Fan and via the MLB app
Lineups (subject to change without notice):
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