For all the home runs, grand slams and standout at-bats, there were plenty of performances to choose from for the Nationals' best single-game hitting performances. Take a look back at some of the most memorable days at the plate in team history.

The Marlins added a right-hander to their bullpen depth on Friday after claiming Osvaldo Bido off waivers from the Rays.

It’s been a landmark offseason for the Nationals, who are ushering in a new era after hiring 35-year-old Paul Toboni as the club’s president of baseball operations. There’s been some considerable moving and shaking throughout the organizational ranks since October, and the club is making an immediate impact upon Thursday’s

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From 00 to 99, Nationals players have chosen uniform numbers to represent themselves on the baseball field. Here's a look back at the top players to wear each number since 2005. 00: OF Brandon Watson, 2005-07 Watson appeared in 39 games with a .198 batting average across two stints in

The Opening Day game is filled with excitement and new opportunities for the season ahead, highlighted by fanfare and even first pitches thrown by U.S. Presidents. Whether at home or on the road, the Nationals have had memorable moments from the first game of the year.

Nationals Park celebrates more than just the baseball that has been played in Washington since the team’s relocation in 2005. Inside the stadium, the Ring of Honor pays tribute to some of the most elite players and managers who had distinct historical ties to the Nats, Washington Senators, Homestead Grays

The Marlins continued to deal from their starting rotation on Tuesday as they traded left-hander Ryan Weathers to the Yankees for four Minor Leaguers. The four prospects headed to Miami are outfielders Dillon Lewis and Brendan Jones, and infielders Dylan Jasso and Juan Matheus. Lewis and Jones check in at

When Owen Caissie set out for a day on the water, he was hoping to catch some fish. He also reeled in some career-changing news: he was being traded to the Marlins from the Cubs in the Edward Cabrera deal. “[My] initial reaction was kind of shock,” Caissie said. “I

Every season, a select group of players accomplish the feat of making their Major League debuts. When it comes to Nationals history (2005-present), that milestone is headlined by Stephen Strasburg’s arrival in 2010 -- memorably called “Strasmas.”

“This 18-year-old is 6’4” and ALREADY throws 100 MPH” The response to this Instagram post quickly rose to over 45,000 likes. MLB and Topps collaborated last week to highlight the Nationals' No. 16 prospect, electric right-hander Miguel Sime Jr. “HE’S STILL A TEENAGER,” the caption began. When the Nationals report

The Nationals added pitching depth by claiming right-hander Paxton Schultz off waivers from the Blue Jays on Friday. There had been one open spot on the Nats’ 40-man roster after the team requested unconditional release waivers for righty Sauryn Lao so he could pursue playing in Japan.

When the Nationals traded Jose A. Ferrer to the Mariners for Harry Ford on Dec. 6, 2025, the teams exchanged more than a pitcher-catcher combo. They also swapped a pair of saxophone players. “I saw he plays saxophone,” Ford said with a smile following the trade. “We haven’t talked to

The Marlins avoided arbitration with all but one of their arbitration-eligible players at Thursday’s deadline. Miami agreed to terms with left-handers Braxton Garrett, Andrew Nardi and Ryan Weathers, and right-handers Anthony Bender and Max Meyer. The club did not agree to terms with right-hander Calvin Faucher. MLB.com’s Mark Feinsand reports

The Nationals avoided salary arbitration with four of their remaining five arbitration-eligible players on Thursday. They agreed to one-year contracts with second baseman Luis García Jr. ($6.875 million), shortstop CJ Abrams ($4.2 million), right-hander Jake Irvin ($2.8 million) and left-hander MacKenzie Gore ($5.6 million). MLB.com’s Mark Feinsand reported the figures.

MIAMI -- After months of rumors, the Marlins traded right-hander Edward Cabrera to the Cubs for three prospects, including Owen Caissie (MLB Pipeline’s No. 47 overall). What does Cabrera’s departure mean for the Marlins this season and in the future? “I think we have more than five guys that I

MIAMI – The Marlins turned a breakout season from right-hander Edward Cabrera into a possible organization-altering return package. Miami acquired outfielder Owen Caissie (MLB's No. 47 prospect overall, per Pipeline's rankings), infielder Cristian Hernandez and corner infielder/outfielder Edgardo De Leon in exchange for Cabrera on Wednesday. Caissie, who was the

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The Nationals continued a busy offseason of hirings by announcing Jason Sinnarajah as their president of business operations on Tuesday. In this role, Sinnarajah will oversee all of the franchise’s business-related aspects. “Jason is a transformative leader with a proven track record of using data and innovation to enhance the

Adding to their already-deep outfield, the Nationals claimed Joey Wiemer off waivers from the Giants on Monday. The 26-year-old Wiemer joins James Wood, Dylan Crews, Daylen Lile, Jacob Young, Robert Hassell III and Christian Franklin (No. 13 prospect) on the 40-man roster, which now stands at 40.

Matt Mervis grew up in the DMV area. He was originally selected by the Nationals in the 39th round of the 2016 Draft. Ten years later, the first baseman has the opportunity to make his hometown Major League roster. Mervis will be among those vying for a spot on the

At 25 years old, Luis García Jr. is the longest-tenured player on the Nationals. Entering his seventh Major League season, he has room for improvement and potential for a bounceback year. García has been through up and down seasons in Washington since he debuted in 2020. After posting his best

When assessing the Nationals' roster, one specific area jumped out at president of baseball operations Paul Toboni. “Where my head goes first is pitching -- starting pitching and relief pitching,” Toboni said at the Winter Meetings earlier this month. Left-hander Foster Griffin has filled both roles, but he had spent

Catcher Harry Ford has been working toward earning a spot on a Major League roster since he was drafted out of high school by the Mariners in 2021. Next season, there is not a question of if he will play in the big leagues with the Nationals but rather how

Nationals president of baseball operations Paul Toboni wasn’t necessarily pursuing a general manager. Anirudh Kilambi wasn’t looking to leave the Phillies' front office. But the two clicked when they connected, and just over two weeks later, the Nationals named Kilambi general manager. “I think like many aspects of this job,