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By: Paige Leckie
WASHINGTON -- The Brewers needed one thing entering Saturday’s game vs. the Nationals: depth from starting pitcher Kyle Harrison. Between Milwaukee’s finale vs. Arizona on Thursday and the series opener vs. Washington on Friday, the Crew’s bullpen had thrown 11 2/3 innings. (Of course, in doing so the relief corps
WASHINGTON -- The Brewers are in desperate need of some power. They’ve been getting by with their typical small ball so far, taking advantage of their opponents’ miscues -- it’s how they toppled the Nationals in the first two games of their three-game set in Washington over the weekend. But
By: Paige Leckie
WASHINGTON -- The Marlins were hit with another pitcher injury on Monday, when righty Josh Ekness landed on the 15-day IL with a right calf strain. In turn, Miami recalled right-handed relievers Zach Brzykcy and Tyler Zuber from Triple-A Jacksonville, and optioned righty Josh White back to Triple-A.
By: Paige Leckie
WASHINGTON -- When Eury Pérez landed on the injured list on Friday with a right gracilis (inner thigh) strain, the Marlins had a decision to make: Who will start in Pérez’s place on Tuesday in Washington?
By: Paige Leckie
WASHINGTON -- As catcher Joe Mack approached third base at Nationals Park on Tuesday night, his face broke into a smile. Almost a month after Mack’s Major League debut, he’d finally done it: He went yard.
By: Paige Leckie
WASHINGTON -- The air wasn’t the only hot thing in D.C. on Sunday afternoon. With temps in the 90s, over 10 degrees above average for mid-June in the nation’s capital, the Nationals took the field for their rubber match vs. the Mariners seeking a series win.
By: Paige Leckie
BALTIMORE -- The word of the day for the Nationals on Friday was “opportunity.” Coming off a historic trio of ninth-inning losses, Washington headed up I-95 for a quick three-game set in Baltimore, looking to right the ship.
By: Paige Leckie
BALTIMORE -- Foster Griffin and Zack Littell both sat hunched over a small round table in the visitors’ clubhouse on Saturday afternoon. There was little conversation between the two starters; they were immersed in a game of chess. Watching Griffin pitch, as he did in the Nationals’ 4-3 win over
By: Paige Leckie
BALTIMORE -- The Nationals are one step closer to getting one of their veteran starters back on the bump. Trevor Williams, who underwent an internal brace procedure on July 17, 2025, after suffering a partial UCL tear in his right elbow, made his first rehab start on Sunday at Single-A
By: Paige Leckie
BALTIMORE -- Whether he earns monthly honors, Luis García Jr. will be remembered as the Nats’ own “player of the month” for June. Blasting a pair of long balls for his third multi-homer game of the year (and home runs No. 10 and 11 of the month) in Washington’s 6-4
