The Washington Nationals are definitely riding the struggle bus this year, especially as of late. They sit below .400 at 38-58 and are dead last in the National League East (17 games out of first behind the Philadelphia Phillies).

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This season MacKenzie Gore has been a monster when it comes to generating whiffs. His ability to get swing and miss on a regular basis is why he is an All-Star. All four of Gore’s secondary pitches have a whiff% north of 40% which is insane.

Given how poorly the Washington Nationals have performed on the field over the last few years, they have had ample opportunities to add high-end talent.

Emmaus High grad Wyatt Henseler was picked by the Washington Nationals in the ninth round of Monday’s MLB Draft. He was the No. 261 pick overall.

Jack Moroknek, a Butler outfielder, was drafted by the Washington Nationals in the 11th round (321st overall) of the 2025 MLB Draft.

Henseler, who played his final collegiate season at Texas A&M University, was selected by the Washington Nationals in the ninth round of the MLB Draft on Monday. He was the 261st overall pick.

For the Washington Nationals, yesterday’s 8-1 loss to the St. Louis Cardinals was more of the same. Currently the second-worst team in Major League Baseball, the Nats have already suffered an 11-game losing streak this season—one they broke by beating the Colorado Rockies,

The 17-year-old shortstop Eli Willits is the youngest player taken No. 1 overall in the MLB draft since Ken Griffey Jr. with Seattle in 1987.

The Washington Nationals picked Ole Miss baseball signee Coy James in the 2025 MLB Draft. Here's what he'd have to turn down for Ole Miss to get him

The family patriarch knew success requires investment, and it won a World Series. Are his heirs willing to make the same commitment?