The Washington Nationals sent Jake Bennett to the Boston Red Sox in exchange for right handed pitcher Luis Perales

The Winter Meetings have come and gone, and not much has changed for the Nationals since they traded Jose A. Ferrer to the Mariners last weekend before heading to Orlando.We did, however, see some changes across baseball’s greater landscape,

Now multiple days removed from the conclusion of the Winter Meetings when the Washington Nationals loaded up in the Rule 5 Draft, there still remains a cloud of

While no moves were made, Paul Toboni had a busy first day at the Winter Meetings. The Nats and their potential trade targets were the talk of the town in Orlando with plenty of rumors surfacing about MacKenzie Gore and CJ Abrams. There were also updates about the coaching staff and new technology that will be integrated into the organization.

Though most mentions of the Nationals at these Winter Meetings have focused on the players they may be willing to trade, for the record they are in fact also looking to add players via free agency.“Absolutely,

Washington Nationals trade rumors swirl as insiders weigh in on CJ Abrams, MacKenzie Gore, and the team’s 2025 MLB offseason plans.

Three years ago, the Nationals acquired left-hander MacKenzie Gore and shortstop CJ Abrams in the Juan Soto blockbuster with the vision of them becoming centerpieces of the club's future. This offseason,

When Washington Nationals president of baseball operations Paul Toboni started hiring his front office staff, there was some indication about what roles they would own. Devin Pearson and Andrew Wright -- both of whom were hired away from the Boston Red Sox ...

One way this offseason for the Washington Nationals is different than last year's is the fact they appear to have a long-term solution at third base on their ro