Pitchers, catchers, Jayson Werth’s beard report to Viera
Nationals.com video might get you a little bit excited. Especially if you like facial hair.”
Harper: ‘I want to play in D.C.’
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Bryce Harper, 19, says he’ll work as hard as he can to make the opening day roster.
Marrero rehabbing torn hamstring
Rather than trying to make the Nationals, Chris Marrero is running stairs, playing catch and hitting off a tee.
Zimmerman looks to new era with Nats
Ryan Zimmerman has suffered one losing season after another as the longest-tenured National. He believes that is about to change.
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Baseball Insider
Reporters with dog at Spring Training
Going to Viera is different from other local sports assignments. Dogs.”
Michael Morse featured in ESPN the Magazine
Nats ‘budding star’ tells the mag that Sammy Sosa told him he’d ‘have great success.’”
Jim Bowden with Whitney Houston
Former Nats GM mourned the singer’s death in L.A., and posted a photo they once took together.”
Nats find the right place to start
OPINION | By emphasizing its starting pitching rotation, Washington has a chance to improve on its 80-81 record from last season.
MLB
Ramirez, Athletics agree on deal
Suspended slugger Manny Ramirez agrees on a minor league contract with the Oakland Athletics that is worth approximately $500,000 if he’s added to the big league roster.
Nationals videos
Post Sports Live: Nationals, NFL combine and Terps-Hoyas spat (35:32)
The Washington Post's Jason Reid joins LaVar Arrington, Dan Steinberg and host Jonathan Forsythe to discuss heightened expectations for the Nationals, Redskins priorities at the NFL combine, what the Kevin Anderson decision means for the potential of future Maryland-Georgetown games and what lies ahead for Jeremy Lin and the Knicks.
Mascot hopefuls enter 'presidential race' (1:19)
The Washington Nationals held tryouts for the racing presidents mascots on Saturday. The mascots are a key fixture at Nationals Park and run a race during the fourth inning. (Feb. 19)
Post Sports Live: Does Bryce Harper need to 'grow up'? (5:18)
The Washington Post's Adam Kilgore joins the Post Sports Live crew to discuss Bryce Harper's maturity level and debate whether or not he needs to "grow up."
Post Sports Live: Peyton rumors, Bryce Harper and Jeremy Lin
The Washington Post's LaVar Arrington, Dan Steinberg, Adam Kilgore and Jonathan Forsythe discuss the likelihood of Peyton Manning joining the Redskins and preview spring training for the Nationals with all eyes on Bryce Harper.
Josh Hamilton confirms alcohol relapse (1:37)
Texas Rangers outfielder and recovering drug addict Josh Hamilton said Friday that he had a relapse that started with "three or four" drinks at a Dallas-area bar this week. (Feb. 3)
Prince Fielder, Tigers agree to deal (0:52)
Free agent first baseman Prince Fielder and the Detroit Tigers agreed Tuesday on a nine-year, $214 million contract that fills the AL Central champions' need for a power hitter, a person familiar with the deal said. (Jan. 24)
Wizards fire Saunders, promote Wittman (0:57)
Flip Saunders was fired Tuesday as coach of the NBA-worst Washington Wizards and replaced by assistant Randy Wittman. The Wizards are an NBA-worst 2-15. (Jan. 24)
Posada to retire after 17 seasons (1:49)
Flanked by his wife and children, with five World Series trophies sitting on a table to his right, New York Yankees catcher Jorge Posada announced his retirement Tuesday. (Jan. 24)
Rangers introduce Japanese pitcher Yu Darvish (1:55)
The Texas Rangers introduced recently-signed Japanese pitching sensation Yu Darvish who discussed his upcoming transition to playing in the majors. (Jan. 20)
Darvish, Rangers agree to deal (1:31)
Yu Darvish and the Texas Rangers have reached a deadline deal. The Rangers and the 25-year-old Darvish came to an agreement on a $60 million, six-year deal Wednesday just before the end of a 30-day negotiating window. (Jan. 18)Recent columns
OPINION | By emphasizing its starting pitching rotation, Washington has a chance to improve on its 80-81 record from last season.
OPINION | With spring training set to open, Nats fans have reasons to think big. Honest.
OPINION | He may be only 19. But the player who may be the future of the Washington Nationals needs to show maturity beyond his years.
COLUMN | The numbers didn’t work out, but Washington would have loved the larger-than-life first baseman.
COLUMN | By Opening Day 2014 almost the entire Washington starting lineup — seven players — may be clients of agent Scott Boras.
Nationals archives
- Harper: ‘I want to play in D.C.’
- Baseball’s most relaxed day
- Nats find the right place to start
- Strasburg relaxed, ready to go
- Zimmerman looks to new era with Nats
- Time to stretch the imagination
- Bryce Harper needs to grow up
- Nationals, Jackson agree to deal
- Prince Fielder, always a big presence
- Fielder, Tigers make a deal
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