Spencer Nusbaum is a Washington Nationals Beat Reporter. He covers various aspects of team sports, with a focus on competitive sports and the sports business. Spencer's work has been featured in notable publications including The Washington Post, The New York Times, and the Frederick News-Post.
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Spencer Nusbaum's coverage primarily focuses on local sports events, particularly high school sports such as volleyball, football, and soccer. His interest in event coverage suggests that he would be most responsive to pitches related to upcoming or ongoing local sporting events, and stories about standout athletes or teams within the Washington D.C. area.
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By: Spencer Nusbaum
The García move alone doesn't really affect what the Nationals do with Foster Griffin, but he's more likely to be traded than he is to stay.
By: Will Sammon, Ken Rosenthal, Spencer Nusbaum, Jayson Stark
George Kirby could be the next controllable starter moved; Red Sox aiming for a shortstop but CJ Abrams appears to be staying in Washington
By: Spencer Nusbaum, Ken Rosenthal
Foster Griffin was an All-Star for the upstart Nationals this season.
By: Spencer Nusbaum
The Nationals bulked up on pitching. They also kept Abrams. Was that the right move?
By: Spencer Nusbaum
Washington has dropped six straight and now must now await the fate of one of its most productive players.
By: Spencer Nusbaum
The Nationals are too far ahead in their process to trade away players like Abrams — even if they're not quite yet World Series contenders
By: Spencer Nusbaum
"I know it feels like the sky's falling a little bit right now. … But this team still has to go out there and play competitive baseball."
By: Spencer Nusbaum
Since the universal DH was added in 2022, just 20 players not named Ohtani have hit. Mikolas’ successful bunt has been the most impactful.
By: Spencer Nusbaum
Minor leaguers Luis Perales and Jackson Kent look like big-league starters, and might be able to hold their own in Washington right now.
By: Spencer Nusbaum
Washington is hoping a bevy of young talent can help make up for the losses of Luis García Jr., Foster Griffin and Curtis Mead.
