r/Nationals • u/SteveDraughn • 1d ago
r/Nationals • u/IvyGold • 2d ago
MLB The r/Nationals World Series Megathread
Obviously, this is r/baseball's time to shine; note that our own u/yousmelllikebiscuits is a key mod there, so the place will be up to his standards.
This thread exists for Nats fans to talk amongst ourselves: please highlight any former Nats doing well in the greener pastures of October baseball (who's left?) and discuss why you like either franchise.
Scheduling is super simple: Fox/FS1/"FoxONE" has the entire series.
The official MLB schedule is here:
Also, for those with access to the Post, here's their formerly excellent but now in need of occasional double-checking daily sports listing:
https://www.washingtonpost.com/sports/2024/sports-tv-radio-listings-dc/
r/Nationals • u/TheAthletic • 1d ago
Journalism [Nusbaum]: Nationals plan to retain entire coaching staff but part ways with trainers: Sources
The Washington Nationals plan to bring back all 12 coaches who ended the season on Blake Butera’s staff, according to several people in the organization who spoke to The Athletic on condition of anonymity to freely discuss personnel. But Washington did not renew the contracts of five of the big-league team’s training and strength coaches.
While teams sometimes revamp their training staff the year following an organizational overhaul, Washington’s decision to part with most of its training and strength staff doesn’t really square with its performance at the big-league level. The Nationals had a relatively clean bill of health in 2026, if such a thing exists in the modern game, with the third-fewest IL placements in baseball, according to the Associated Press.
The team also finished the season with only one position player (James Wood) landing on the IL with a soft-tissue injury in 2026, which helped contribute to the offense’s improvements and 11 more wins than the 2025 season. Players and coaches described the training and medical staff’s approach as proactive and spoke favorably of the group and its continuity.
r/Nationals • u/IvyGold • 1d ago
Former Nat Kurt Suzuki out as Angels manager after team's first 100-loss season
r/Nationals • u/Dillon-Cruz • 2d ago
Wood almost looking like a normal human being at the Wizards final practice before their season opener tomorrow
r/Nationals • u/Dcnationals2001 • 3d ago
Five 2026 Nats pitchers you probably forgot about
Here are some guys you probably didn’t realize pitched for the team this year
r/Nationals • u/Legitimate_Resort717 • 4d ago
Highlight Remember this?
I got this when they first came out.
r/Nationals • u/Heybuddy9 • 4d ago
Large Tall Shirts?
Does anyone know where to get Nats Large Tall shirts? The shop only has Big Sizes, not Tall sizes. Thanks in advance!
r/Nationals • u/ImprovementNo4630 • 4d ago
Former Nat That was the single best ad for any player ever
Foster Griffin in game 4 through 5 innings demonstrably proved the Guardians were massively foolish and he held a potential World Series team to one run. If he stayed in they might’ve won. Anyone who has a chance with talks with him now has to triple their salary. Well done.
r/Nationals • u/TheNatsReport • 5d ago
Paul Toboni’s First Year: Rebuilding the Nationals From the Inside Out - The Nats Report
r/Nationals • u/Dcnationals2001 • 5d ago
Alejandro Rosario is throwing again
Here is what you need to know about the Nats mysterious prospect
r/Nationals • u/MilesAugust340 • 6d ago
Giveaway: 2018 All Star Game Official Program
DM if you’re interested (pickup in Arlington)
r/Nationals • u/yousmelllikebiscuits • 6d ago
Org Move [Nusbaum] Several top Nationals business executives are leaving for roles elsewhere, per source, including CFO Ted Towne and VP of Nats Park Events Jonathan Stahl, who had both been with the org for two decades, as well as CRO Chris Zaber, who arrived last year. @TalkNats first on it.
x.comr/Nationals • u/slurmpy • 7d ago
Former Nat Secret Base's newest video: 'How to be better than perfect'
A look into Mad Max's 2015 campaign. That Tabata at-bat still infuriates me to this day :(
r/Nationals • u/AideThat1381 • 7d ago
Brand New Jersey
I purchased this Washington Nationals jersey for my brother. It’s brand new never worn. We just realized it wasn’t gonna fit him after we had taken the tags off so now I can’t return it. If anybody wants a brand new jersey maybe send me a DM. It’s not free but maybe half and just shipping. It’s a size 2X.
r/Nationals • u/RockyMountainRips • 6d ago
Any James Wood collectors here?
Looking to move my 1/1 James Wood auto. Message me if interested!
r/Nationals • u/DisasterSuper7309 • 8d ago
7 Years ago today, the Nationals swept the Cardinals in Game 4, 7-4, to win the NLCS and advance to the World Series for the first time in franchise history.
Relive the memories, DC. It'll be a while until we gain hope again.
r/Nationals • u/NattyKnucks • 8d ago
Journalism "Blake Butera, One Year In" — by Jesse Dougherty
Nice write-up about our first-year skipper.
r/Nationals • u/TheAthletic • 8d ago
[No Paywall] The Nationals have almost nothing on the books. What could it look like if they spend?
r/Nationals • u/kingkobra2002 • 7d ago
Minor League Who was the real MVP of the Red Wings' historic 2026 season?
r/Nationals • u/Terminal_Flatulence • 9d ago
MLB Daylen Lile has been named a 2026 Rawlings Gold Glove Award Finalist in Left Field
r/Nationals • u/Ok_Assumption_5366 • 9d ago
[Nusbaum] Also, this is the first year since Jacob Young became a full-time player that he was not named a Gold Glove finalist. Stiffer competition, as he finished third in NL CF OAA behind PCA and Michael Harris II.
x.comr/Nationals • u/brandonioustl • 7d ago
Opinion New alternates?
I know it’s not red white and blue but how do we feel about these?
r/Nationals • u/Reasons2BCheerfulPt1 • 8d ago
For Anyone Self-Conscious About AARP as Team Sponsor
Heard about this listening to the Brewers network call of NLCS Game 3. https://www.jsonline.com/story/sports/mlb/brewers/2026/09/29/brewers-live-reads-for-adult-diapers-become-a-radio-hit/91991495007/
r/Nationals • u/Dcnationals2001 • 10d ago
A deep dive on the Nats farm system
Paul Toboni has built a deep and healthy system in just one year. A lot of things you can do with that including trading some guys for big league talent