The Washington Nationals are struggling right now, losing seven in a row and eight of their last 10 games as things start to bottom out following a semi-promising start. Now falling ten games below .500 and sitting far and away dead last in runs scored across Major League Baseball over the last two weeks,

The Washington Nationals haven’t reached the playoffs since winning the World Series in 2019, getting stuck in a prolonged rebuild.

Dave Martinez’s pointed comments this weekend created a firestorm, but they also made painfully clear that the team’s long-standing problems remain difficult to fix.

WASHINGTON – Looking for an offensive spark, the Nationals are calling up third baseman Brady House, the organization’s No. 3 prospect and MLB Pipeline’s No. 91 overall, a source told MLB.com’s Jessica Camerato on Sunday.

That out of the way, here’s a look at the top prospects who can help your fantasy roster this season. 1. Brady House, INF, Washington Nationals2025 stats: 65 G, .304/.353/.519, 13 HR, 0 SB, 20 BB, 75 SO at Triple-A Rochester.

The dog days of summer arrived at Nationals Park. Bruce, a 21-month-old golden retriever, fetched a bat during a ceremony before the Washington Nationals’ game against the Miami Marlins as part of a Pups in the Park promotion.

That loud thud you heard Sunday in D.C. was the Washington Nationals being swept at home by the last-place Miami Marlins.

A new week is here, and fantasy players could win cash prizes in today’s top MLB DFS lineups. Monday’s seven-game slate could start the week with a bang in this hot slate of games.

The Washington Nationals fell to an agonizing 4-3 defeat in their game against the Miami Marlins on Saturday. But it was not all doom and gloom for the Nationals and their fans as the team’s “top paw-spect” made his long-awaited MLB debut.

Wilson Ramos played parts of 12 seasons with seven MLB teams, including a stint with the Detroit Tigers in 2021.

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The Washington Nationals will look to snap an eight-game losing streak when they host the Colorado Rockies to open a four-game set on Monday night.