Zach Day

Keeping with the Virginia/Maryland theme, I'm now working on the Washington Nationals farm system.  

Washington Nationals President Stan Kasten yesterday sought to quell speculation regarding the team's reported pursuit of first baseman Mark Teixeira, arguably the most coveted free agent on this winter's ...  

The Washington Nationals have unveiled new jerseys for the 2009 season.  

The Washington Nationals?...announced the signing of utility infielder Pete Orr, while also confirming that Jim Riggleman would remain as Manny Acta's new ...  

Peter Orr appeared headed to the Philadelphia Phillies in a backup role a week ago. Now, the Newmarket infielder has re-signed with the Washington Nationals.  

Color me shocked (what color is that?). After tearing into the Nats' management for chasing big-money free agents and worrying about their management situation (how does a team have the worst record in the league and not sign their first-round pick?), the Nats go out and make a great trade. Here...  

Winter Forecast: Offseason outlook for Washington Nationals ESPN - 52 minutes ago By Bob Klapisch The Nationals bottomed out in 2008, losing 102 games. It was the sorriest summer the franchise has known since 1969, when they were in their first year of existence as the Expos. Nats get Olsen...  

If you thought the lowly Tampa Bay Rays vanquishing the Boston Red Sox in the American League Championship Series last month was baseball's ultimate David-over-Goliath moment, imagine a scenario in which the Washington Nationals, losers of 102 games ...  

Shortstop Ian Desmond was one of three former Harrisburg Senators added to the Washington Nationals' 40-man roster Monday.  

At this point in their development, the Washington Nationals have neither the capital nor the collateral to acquire the kinds of players who immediately will transform their weary roster into that of a proven contender.  

General manager Jim Bowden sat in front of television cameras and microphones at a news conference at Nationals Park yesterday afternoon, flanked by the two newest Washington Nationals.  

The Washington Nationals have acquired Josh Willingham, left, and Scott Olsen from the Marlins.  

A franchise that has been saying for years that it intends to build a contender from within by stockpiling young players, the Washington Nationals seemed to alter their grand plan with a trade that yielded established major leaguers Josh Willingham and Scott Olsen - and sent three prospects to...  

Nov. 11 (Bloomberg) -- The Washington Nationals, who finished with the worst record in baseball last season, acquired starting pitcher Scott Olsen and outfielder Josh Willingham from the Florida Marlins.  

The Washington Nationals last night struck a trade that satisfied two of their largest needs, fulfilling much of their offseason agenda while wasting little time.