The Nationals, winning their first two games against the Phillies last weekend, could not complete the sweep in their first Sunday-night game since 2008. Worse, Jayson Werth broke his wrist and will miss six weeks. more ›

Jayson Werth, of all people, played the hero at Nationals Park last night. Meanwhile, in New York, it was just ugly for the Wizards. more ›

Opinion regarding the signing of free agent outfielder Jayson Werth, who signed a massive seven-year, $126 million contract with the Nationals on Sunday, has been split -- some see it as an incredibly desperate team making an incredibly foolish offer for a player, while others see it as a positive sign that someone, anyone worth their salt has voluntarily signed with the Nats. Either way, it's a big roll of the dice for Nationals general manager Mike Rizzo and the ownership team -- a seven-year deal for a player who is already in his 30s is always a risky move. more ›

It's hardly the nicest stadium, but RFK Stadium holds a venerable place in Washington sports history. Open since 1962, when it was called District of Columbia Stadium, the venue has hosted two MLB franchises, the Washington Redskins during their glory years, the most successful MLS club ever, international soccer tournaments, concerts, and on and on. It even hosted Team America! Sunday's final Nats home game, a 5-3 win over the Phillies, isn't the last... more ›