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  • 1 week ago | districtondeck.com | Reese Evans

    This prospect should be called up soon. One prospect who should be called up before May 1st is Robert Hassell III for the Washington Nationals. It's time to see what the left-handed hitting outfielder can provide at the Major League level. Currently ranked as the 11th best prospect in the Nats' top-30 list, Hassell III has overcome a few injuries, but the 23-year-old is fully healthy and hitting his stride at AAA.

  • 2 weeks ago | districtondeck.com | Reese Evans

    When will fans be able to get clarity on this huge question? A burning question shared among many Washington Nationals is, "What direction are we headed?" Since the Nats won the World Series in 2019, they have been among the league's worst teams in nearly all statistical categories. Fans have watched many of their favorite players depart via free agency or trade in this span. Ownership has shown little commitment to increasing its willingness to spend on free agents.

  • 3 weeks ago | districtondeck.com | Reese Evans

    After a shaky spring and subpar debut, should Nationals fans already be worried about Lucas Sims? Opening Day of the 2025 season brought intense highs and painful lows. Nationals starting pitcher MacKenzie Gore had 13 strikeouts in six innings of work, Keibert Ruiz connected on his first home run of the year, and Luis Garcia Jr. collected two hits. However, the Nats' bullpen let the team down on Thursday afternoon, with six earned runs in three innings of relief.

  • 1 month ago | districtondeck.com | Reese Evans

    The Nationals need to let their young guys prove it in 2025. The optimism around the Washington Nationals is arguably at its highest level in years. There are a few reasons to be excited: the young core of players in Washington, the number one selection in the 2025 MLB Draft, and the fact that the Nats are TV free agents after this season. The Nationals' young core is the reason to be excited for the 2025 season.

  • 2 months ago | districtondeck.com | Reese Evans

    The information you need to know to watch the Nationals this spring is all here. At long last, baseball is back, Nationals fans. The Washington Nationals kick off their Spring Training exhibition schedule on Saturday, February 22nd, against the Houston Astros. Technically, it is a road game, although since the Nats and Astros share a facility in West Palm Beach, Florida, the Nats won't have to travel for their first game of the spring.