CSN Washington 1 hour ago
Nats still have things to do at Winter Meetings
Though they already acquired Doug Fister and Nate McLouth, the Nationals still have a few items left on their wish list entering the Winter Meetings.
Nats Insider | CSN Washington 2 hours ago
Winter Meetings preview
The Nationals have already addressed their need for another starting pitcher, trading for Doug Fister on Monday night. Then they closed out the week by bolstering their bench with the signing of Nate McLouth late Friday afternoon. So, what’s left for Mike Rizzo and Co. to do once they arrive in Orlando on Sunday for…
CSN Washington 2 hours ago
Carlos Beltran, Yankees agree at $45M, 3 years
The All-Star outfielder and the Yankees agreed Friday to a $45 million, three-year contract, two people familiar with the deal said.
Nationals Journal | Washington Post 16 hours ago
Why Nate McLouth makes sense for the Nationals
The Nationals probably overpaid Nate McLouth, but not by much, and they were smart to do so. McLouth’s deal – which has not yet been finalized and will not be announced tonight – calls for him to make $10.75 million over the next two years and includes a club option for 2016. More than $5 […]
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CSN Washington 1 hour ago
Napoli, Red Sox agree on 2-year, $32M deal
Mike Napoli, the free agent first baseman with the bushy beard reached agreement with the World Series champions Friday on a two-year contract for $32 million.
CSN Washington 1 hour ago
Nats 1B Adam LaRoche to join USO Holiday Tour
Nationals first baseman Adam LaRoche will join General Martin Dempsey, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, on the 2013 USO Holiday tour.
Nationals Watch | Washington Times 17 hours ago
Nationals reportedly sign reserve OF Nate McLouth
Nationals reportedly sign reserve OF Nate McLouth
CSN Washington 19 hours ago
Phillies looking to trade CL Jonathan Papelbon
After two seasons with Jonathan Papelbon as their closer, the Philadelphia Phillies are trying to trade him.
MASN Sports 20 hours ago
Triple-A Syracuse managerial vacancy still a work in progress - Byron Kerr
Minor league shuffling lies ahead, but who will manage top prospects at Triple-A?
CSN Washington 22 hours ago
Mariners sign Robinson Cano to 10-year, $240 million deal
The Seattle Mariners have pulled off quite the shocker, reeling in All-Star second baseman Robinson Cano with a ten-year deal worth $240 million.
Washington Post 22 hours ago
Nats Journal: How Doug Fister does it
Everything Doug Fister does, from 60 feet, 6 inches away, serves to deceive. His towering height makes you think power, but then he throws a fastball that may not get pulled over in some states. With his long arms, if you are a right-handed hitter, the ball looks like it was released from somewhere behind his ear. When you start to swing, the ball careers from your hips to your ankles, just enough movement for you to drive it into the ground. Read full article >>
Nationals Journal | Washington Post 22 hours ago
How Doug Fister does it
Everything Doug Fister does, from 60 feet, 6 inches away, serves to deceive. His towering height makes you think power, but then he throws a fastball that may not get pulled over in some states. With his long arms, if you are a right-handed hitter, the ball looks like it was released from somewhere behind […]
CSN Washington Dec 6, 2013
Point/Counterpoint: How good will Fister be?
How will newly acquired Doug Fister compare to the rest of the Nationals' rotation? Mark Zuckerman and Chase Hughes debate.
Washington Post Dec 6, 2013
Nats Journal: A deeper look at Rafael Soriano’s first season as Nationals closer
During his first season in a Nationals uniform, Rafael Soriano came to represent many things. He symbolized the Nationals’ win-now philosophy, a splashy $28 million addition late last offseason to a bullpen that appeared already set. He was also often the punching bag for the failures of the bullpen; his blown saves and seemingly aloof personality contributing to the team’s disappointment 2013 season. Read full article >>
Nationals Journal | Washington Post Dec 6, 2013
A deeper look at Rafael Soriano’s first season as Nationals closer
During his first season in a Nationals uniform, Rafael Soriano came to represent many things. He symbolized the Nationals’ win-now philosophy, a splashy $28 million addition late last offseason to a bullpen that appeared already set. He was also often the punching bag for the failures of the bullpen; his blown saves and seemingly aloof […]
Nats Insider | CSN Washington Dec 6, 2013
Point/Counterpoint: How good will Fister be?
THIS WEEK’S DEBATE: BY SEASON’S END, WHERE WILL DOUG FISTER RANK WITHIN THE NATIONALS’ ROTATION? MARK ZUCKERMAN: Though he figures to open 2014 as the Nats’ No. 4 starter, I don’t expect Fister to be the team’s fourth-best starter next season. I expect him to be much better. In fact, I’ll say he winds up…
CSN Washington Dec 6, 2013
Sean Casey: Doug Fister is 'huge for the Nationals'
Former MLB player and current baseball analyst Sean Casey joined Brian Mitchell on SportsTalk Live Thursday night to discuss the offseason.
