With MLB The Show set to release on March 18 for PlayStation users, the Sony-published game released the top five players on each team during a Ratings Release live stream on the MLB YouTube channel Wednesday night.

The Washington Nationals have endured a lot of losing on the field since winning the World Series in 2019. A rebuild has been ongoing, but there is a light at the end of the tunnel growing near as the team has made the most of being able to add quality young talent to the roster as a result of high draft picks and trades.

A longtime veteran infielder is trying a new career path on the mound. Visit MLB Trade Rumors for more details.

The Washington Nationals have a lot riding on the performance of their highly-touted young hitters this season, and perhaps no player in their lineup has the ch

As part of an exhibition series between the Orioles and Nationals, one game at Nationals Park this month comes with a perk for laid-off federal workers.

The Nationals invited 16 of their top 30 prospects to Major League camp, and even more will be showcasing their talents next weekend in the 2025 Spring Breakout. There are not one but two Spring Breakout games this year for the Nationals.

MLB season, the Atlanta Braves sent five players to the Chicago White Sox in a deal that netted them Aaron Bummer. The deal made sense at the

Baseball’s only team without a deal in either partnership category hopes to have both by year’s end, potentially adding more than $20 million in annual revenue.

The Washington Nationals have an abundance of youth on their Major League roster that is providing a lot of optimism heading into the 2025 campaign and the futu

The Washington Nationals are offering current and former federal workers two free tickets to the exhibition game vs. the Baltimore Orioles at Nationals Park on Monday, March 24.

The two-decade-old agreement that kept the Washington Nationals from controlling their broadcast rights has been dissolved, Major League Baseball announced Monday.

The league’s central office said Monday that the Baltimore Orioles and Washington Nationals have settled their media-rights disputes, ending a drama that has been in court for a decade and ultimately reaches back 20 years to 2005, when the Nationals moved to Washington D.C.