Nationals right-fielder Jayson Werth, on the disabled list because of a right hamstring injury, was not involved in any rehab assignments the last two days because he felt tightness in the injured hamstring.More»
Jordan Zimmermann will try to earn his league-best eighth win of the year against left-hander Eric Stults and the San Diego Padres on Saturday night.More» Zimmermann solid over seven-plus innings
There were 50 members of Stephen Strasburg's family who watched him pitch a career-high eight innings and allow two runs -- one earned -- on three hits in a 6-2 victory over the Padres.More» Strasburg discusses performance vs. Padres
The Nationals placed catcher Wilson Ramos on the 15-day disabled list with a left hamstring strain and recalled catcher Jhonatan Solano from Triple-A Syracuse.More» Ramos comes up lame, forced to exit early
On Thursday, Nationals outfielder Bryce Harper started his first game since Monday night and showed no ill effects after crashing into the right-field wall at Dodger Stadium.More» Harper goes yard with solo homer in seventh
Nationals left-hander Ross Detwiler arrived at Petco Park early Thursday afternoon and was informed that he had to go to the doctor and get an MRI on his lower back, which he hurt Wednesday night against the Dodgers.More» Detwiler leaves the game with ankle injury
Right fielder Jayson Werth was scheduled to play for Class A Potomac on Thursday, but he went to see his doctor in New York because he felt tightness in his right hamstring.More»
Manager Davey Johnson decided not to start second baseman Danny Espinosa in Thursday's game against the Padres because of his recent struggles with the bat.More»
Nationals right-hander Stephen Strasburg is scheduled to start against the Padres in San Diego on Friday. It will mark the first time Strasburg will pitch in his hometown as a Major Leaguer.More»Strasburg explains his renewed focus for 2013 season
The Nationals continue to have problems on offense. This time their troubles were caused by Dodgers right-hander Zack Greinke, who helped Los Angeles edge Washington, 3-1, at Dodger Stadium on Wednesday night.More» LaRoche's solo homer makes it a one-run game
Nationals outfielder Bryce Harper is a hustler, and that's one of the many things to love about him. He doesn't hesitate or meditate or otherwise complicate a sport that often rewards instinct, and Harper's instincts are wildly and often wondrously aggressive.More» Harper collides with wall, exits the game
Nationals left-hander Ross Detwiler and catcher Wilson Ramos left Wednesday night's 3-1 loss to the Dodgers at Dodger Stadium because of injuries.More» Detwiler leaves the game with ankle injury
Left-hander Clayton Kershaw proved to be too much for the Nationals, who were blanked by the Dodgers, 2-0, in front of a sellout crowd of 51,729 at Dodger Stadium on Tuesday night.More» Haren tosses seven frames of two-run ball
A day after crashing into the right-field wall at Dodger Stadium, Nationals outfielder Bryce Harper said he was feeling nauseated and wouldn't play against the Dodgers on Tuesday night.More» Harper collides with wall, exits the game
Nationals manager Davey Johnson decided to give Denard Span the day off on Tuesday and start Eury Perez in center field.More» Eury Perez, OF, Nationals
Some of Davey Johnson's hitters look overmatched at the plate, especially outfielder Tyler Moore and second baseman Danny Espinosa, who struck out a combined five times against the Dodgers on Tuesday night.More» Moore hits a three-run homer to extend lead
Brian Goodwin focuses his game around aggressiveness, and harnessing that may be the key to the Nationals' 22-year-old center-field prospect unlocking his considerable collection of tools.More» Brian Goodwin, OF, Nationals
Right-hander Jordan Zimmermann showed once again why he is the best pitcher on the Nationals. He pitched 7 2/3 innings and helped the Nationals defeat the Dodgers, 6-2, at Dodger Stadium on Monday night.More» Zimmermann solid over seven-plus innings
Nationals right fielder Bryce Harper left Monday's game against the Dodgers in the fifth inning after crashing into the right-field wall. He is day to day with a jammed left shoulder and a cut under his chin.More» Harper collides with wall, exits the game
Nationals manager Davey Johnson and catcher Kurt Suzuki have not heard from Major League Baseball regarding Suzuki's ejection from Sunday afternoon's game against the Cubs.More» Suzuki ejected after disputing strike call
Manager Davey Johnson would like to see some of his hitters get going at the plate. So he decided to start catcher Kurt Suzuki for the second straight game. Johnson is planning to play Wilson Ramos in consecutive games sometime this week.More» Ramos slaps a single to score two runs
Gio Gonzalez was perfect through the first five and yielded just two hits over seven shutout innings, but the bullpen couldn't close it out in a 2-1 loss to the Cubs on Sunday at Nationals Park.More» Gonzalez goes seven strong against the Cubs
Pink bats, shoes, wrist bands and other apparel were commonplace around Major League Baseball on Sunday, and it was no different at Nationals Park. Third baseman Ryan Zimmerman used a pink bat and also wore pink cleats.More» Zimmerman doubles home the game's first run
When Nell Bennett received her breast cancer diagnosis in August 2011, she didn't dwell on it. Her focus turned immediately to overcoming the challenge.More»Happy Mother's Day from Major League Baseball
Wanda Wilson made news on March 31, 2010. She was attending the Twins-Yankees game in Tampa to watch her son, then-Twins outfielder Denard Span, play an exhibition game.More»
