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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With the Nats hovering just above .500, the list of potential deadline moves seems endless. We tackle the major questions.
By: Spencer Nusbaum
After 21 seasons in MLB, Detroit Tigers starter Justin Verlander announced on Wednesday afternoon that he will retire at the end of the 2026 season, wanting to cap a surefire Hall of Fame career in the city where it all began. “This season has challenged me in ways I haven’t experienced before, both physically and mentally,” Verlander wrote in a social media post. “I’ve always believed that as long as I could compete at the level I expect of myself, l’d keep playing. I never wanted to retire because of a milestone, a number, or a date on the calendar. I...
By: Spencer Nusbaum
García, like many in the Nationals' lineup, has found confidence this season that he did not know he had.
By: Spencer Nusbaum
Colleen Fitz-Gerald, whose two sons are burgeoning MLB talents, was diagnosed with glioblastoma late last year.
By: Spencer Nusbaum
"Whenever you lose and get beat that way, you definitely question what we're doing," Nationals manager Blake Butera says.
By: Spencer Nusbaum
Slideshows for draft prospects, homework for scouts, questions answered on Slack. Washington's new era is built on communication.
By: Spencer Nusbaum
Ford, the headliner in the offseason trade of Jose A. Ferrer, is expected to factor into the organization’s long-term plans.
By: Spencer Nusbaum
The Nationals must soon decide: stay the course for a postseason push, or sell off their pieces in hopes of securing a brighter future.
By: Spencer Nusbaum
The precise date when the Nationals bullpen will set the MLB blown saves record and the record that will belong to James Wood
By: Will Sammon, Spencer Nusbaum
The Nationals are still in the hunt for a wild-card spot but moving García could help them acquire pitchers who could help next season.
