Washington, the last-place team in the NL East, exploded for five runs off reliever Travis Adams in a 7-2 victory.

The Washington Nationals made their first trade deadline move when they shipped Amed Rosario to the New York Yankees. That was the beginning of what is expected

CJ Abrams went 2-for-3 with a homer, and the Washington Nationals pulled away for a 7-2 win over the Minnesota Twins on Sunday afternoon in Minneapolis.

The Nationals yo-yo offense struck again last night. After getting shut out in game one, the Nats worked Twins ace Joe Ryan. It has just been that kind of year for the offense. Hopefully we get the good offense today as the Nats look for the series win in Minnesota.

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LSU signee Miguel Sime Jr. came off the board with pick No. 111 in the 2025 MLB Draft with the Washington Nationals making the call. Sime, the No. 1 rated prospect in New York, according to Perfect Game,

Luis Garcia is a bit of a freak of nature. Despite being 38 years old, he still throws absolute bullets. Last night he hit 100 MPH multiple times. Outside of Aroldis Chapman, it is tough to think of many players around that age that can hit 100.

Shut down by Bloomington’s Jake Irvin, the Twins went 4-5 over three consecutive weekends facing the NL’s three worst teams.