It’s a bitter turn for the team and one of its biggest stars. He was a hero throughout the team’s postseason last year, culminating in being named the World Series MVP.
It might be time to replace “#Natitude” with an emotion that actually exists as a real word: Panic.
With their loss yesterday to the St. Louis Cardinals, the Washington Nationals now find themselves with something they haven’t experienced since late 2011: a losing record.
It’s Opening Day at Nationals Park, and we’re excited.
No surprises here, but the Washington Nationals announced today that ace pitcher Stephen Strasburg will start the opening game of the upcoming season when the Nationals host the Miami Marlins on April 1.
It is a good time to be a sports fan in D.C., so much so, that ESPN The Magazine will be devoting its October 15 issue to our teams and the big stories they’ve generated this year
The day has arrived. The Nationals are officially shutting down Stephen Strasburg.
With just seven days remaining until Stephen Strasburg makes his final start of the Nationals’ 2012 season, it’s time to hear from yet another expert. Today’s contestant: Cal Ripken Jr.
Stephen Strasburg will make his final start of the season on September 12. But there’s still plenty of baseball left for the Nationals.
The Washington Times commissioned a scientific poll on whether or not the Nationals should shut down Stephen Strasburg before the end of the season.