Nationals, Fister avoid arbitration
The Nationals agreed to terms with Doug Fister, leaving only Tyler Clippard among players they need to avoid arbitration with.
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A look at the Nats’ payroll
The Nationals may have another move left, but it would add to a payroll that’s already more than $125 million.
Nationals, Fister avoid arbitration
The Nationals agreed to terms with Doug Fister, leaving only Tyler Clippard among players they need to avoid arbitration with.
Competition for spots will be fierce
Ross Detwiler (pictured), Tanner Roark, Ross Ohlendorf and Ryan Mattheus will be in a battle for the final spot in the Nationals’ rotation or in already crowded bullpen.
Rendon faces second base competition
“It’s not my decision in the end. If they feel that I help the team, then it’s gonna be me. If not, I’ll be cheering on the other teammates.”
Nats Park gets red concourses
Take a look at the new surface of the Nats Park concourses, which Mark Lerner says looks ‘absolutely fantastic.’
Nats schedule: Seven bobbleheads and a gnome
If you like bobbleheads, you’re gonna love Nationals Park in 2014.
Bryce Harper wears Captain America
New Under Armour retail advertising shows Bryce Harper, in a Captain America shirt, acting superhero-ish.
Solis is ready for anything
“It’s up to the team,” said Sammy Solis, a bullpen candidate. “I’m a starting pitcher, but I’ll relieve, catch, whatever.“
Cal Ripken on talking about Nats’ job with Mike Rizzo
Orioles great says ‘certainly there was an exploration’ between him and the Nationals for their vacant job.
Blevins reunites with college friend Stammen
Entertaining left-handed reliever Jerry Blevins and his ex-Dayton teammate, Craig Stammen, are back together.
Matt Williams on Nats’ facial-hair policy
The new skipper explains that he can’t grow hair, suggests he will want his team to follow suit, then throws the whole thing out.
Chipper Jones rescues Freddie Freeman in Atlanta storm
Former Braves player put his ATV to good use.
Doug Fister meets his new teammates
The Nationals new right-handed starter got to meet most of his new teammates recently.
Mark Lerner: Nats will be more disciplined in 2014
Nats owner talks about some changes that will be instituted by new Manager Matt Williams.
Seeking some legislative help
The long dry spells of the local pro teams and their downturns of late bring a call for special legislation.
Help this boy find his signed Jayson Werth jersey
One 10-year old got his picture in the paper when Jayson Werth signed his jersey. What happened next prompted a blog item.
Matt Williams has mapped out every day of Nationals spring training
The new manager has all 41 days of spring training mapped out down to the minute detail. And some players welcome that approach.
Nats announce new foods for 2014
Sushi, noodles, veggie burritos, more local beers and concession analytics.
Werth confident Nationals can bounce back
Jayson Werth believes the Nats learned their lesson from last season’s disappointment and are capable of big things this year.
Gio has been throwing to Posada
Gio Gonzalez has developed a friendship with former Yankees star Jorge Posada in Miami and learned from him.
Storen hopes to build on strong finish
Right-handed reliever Drew Storen has also put on 15 pounds this offseason by working out more.
Denard Span says he can prolong RGIII’s career
Nats’ center fielder offers sliding help to the Redskins’ quarterback.
Stephen Strasburg on elbow, surgery and rehab
After completing rehab, the right-hander starter says he doesn’t see any reason why he should be held back in spring training.
Espinosa eyes starting job, faults Nats for play
After a broken wrist was misdiagnosed last year, Danny Espinosa believes he will earn back his starting job this season.
Harper focuses on having a healthy season
Bryce Harper feels great, but he’s not making a priority out of being ready for the start of spring training.
Goodwin among non-roster camp invitees
The Nationals will invite 18 players not on the 40-man roster to big league camp.
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