The Washington Nationals’ new head of baseball operations, Paul Toboni, is already making his mark as the offseason ramps up. Speaking at the GM Meetings, Toboni identified three major priorities for reshaping the Nationals —

The Washington Nationals made a strategic move by hiring Blake Butera as their new manager, emphasizing his strong background in player development from his time with the Tampa Bay Rays organization

The Washington Nationals are ushering in a new era with the hiring of 33-year-old Blake Butera as their next manager — making him the youngest skipper in Major League Baseball in decades.

James Wood crushed 31 homers in 2025 — but can he sustain that success for six full months? Dylan Crews, meanwhile, battled injuries and inconsistency in his first full MLB season.

The Washington Nationals have taken another major step in their front office overhaul, hiring Devin Pearson, formerly the Red Sox’s director of amateur scouting, as an assistant general manager. This marks Paul Toboni’s first major hire since being named president of baseball operations.

The Washington Nationals have officially entered a new era. In this episode of the Talk Nats Podcast, host Dan Holmi breaks down the massive front office shakeup led by newly appointed President of Baseball Operations Paul Toboni

In this episode, host Dan Holmi dives into the growing conversation around the Washington Nationals’ payroll strategy. After years of cautious spending, the Nats face a pivotal moment as young stars like CJ Abrams and MacKenzie Gore emerge as franchise cornerstones.

The newest Talk Nats Podcast covers one of the biggest organizational shifts in recent Nationals history: the hiring of Paul Toboni as the team’s president of baseball operations. At just 35 years old and with a background in scouting and analytics from the Red Sox system, Toboni laid out his vision to transform Washington into a “scouting and player development monster.” Host Dan Holmi breaks down what Toboni said at his introductory press conference, how he plans to tackle a roster that finished 66–96 with a –212 run differential, and why his process-first approach matters

The Washington Nationals wrap up their 2025 season today with Game 162 against the Chicago White Sox at 2:05 pm, closing the book on a year filled with ups and downs.

The Washington Nationals are seeing their young arms step up in a big way. Cade Cavalli bounced back with one of his strongest starts yet, while rookie Andrew Alvarez made history

Washington Nationals drop 8th straight, MacKenzie Gore to IL, and Cade Cavalli shelled by Yankees. Can Andrew Alvarez spark a September turnaround?

The Washington Nationals are testing Luis García Jr., Riley Adams & more at first base as they search for a long-term answer in their rebuild.

Dylan Crews shines in return as Nats edge Phillies 3-2. Nathaniel Lowe DFA’d, Cole Henry earns first save. Youth movement in full swing.

Nats beat Giants 4-2 behind Wood’s HR, Lord’s gem & Ferrer’s save. Crews nears return, Cavalli shines in first MLB start since ’22.

Nationals trade vets for prospects, MacKenzie Gore struggles in possibly his last start, and the rebuild rolls on. Is DC buying time or selling hope?

Gore's trade value is sky-high, Sykora's hurt, and Soroka may be gone. The Nats face a defining deadline that could reshape their rebuild.

Luis García Jr. sparks Nats’ offense in 9–3 win. Amed Rosario traded to Yankees. José Tena returns. More moves expected as trade deadline nears.

Red Sox eye Nationals ace MacKenzie Gore amid Houck injury. Josh Bell rebounds with elite numbers, emerging as trade chip & development success story.

Gore gets shelled, Cavalli nears return, and No. 1 pick Eli Willits signs with the Nationals. Deadline plans heat up as the rebuild gains steam