The Washington Nationals shocked everyone when they picked Eli Willits No. 1 in the 2025 draft. Long connected to Ethan Holliday and then later breakout collegi

Will the Washington Nationals move on from pitcher MacKenzie Gore? MLB.com evaluates the move, along with both the pros and cons of a potential trade

Anirudh Kilambi, a highly regarded front office executive with more than 10 years of experience with the Philadelphia Phillies and Tampa Bay Rays, was named general manager of the Washington Nationals on Thursday.

When assessing the Nationals roster, one specific area jumped out at president of baseball operations Paul Toboni. “Where my head goes first is pitching -- starting pitching and relief pitching,” Toboni said last week at the Winter Meetings.

Paul Toboni has made his first free agent signing as Washington Nationals President of Baseball Operations and it is an outside the box move. He signed Foster Griffin to a 1-year $5.5 million deal. If you have not heard of him, I do not blame you. Griffin has spent the last three years in Japan where he has dominated.

Foster Griffin, 30, spent the past three seasons in Japan’s Nippon Professional Baseball.

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