The Washington Nationals took a walk on the wild side by signing a pitcher that seldom walks many. Shinnosuke Ogasawara, 27, has a 54-72 career record, doesn’t throw very hard, and had a losing ...

There's a lot of attention on the Washington Nationals pipeline. While plenty of their star prospects have reached the Majors with the organization keen on seeing what they can do at this level ...

The Nationals are going to have a huge competition for that final starting spot during the spring, and Ogasawara will be given a chance to win it. This article first appeared on Washington ...

It is certainly possible as his representatives and Washington discussed a deal pre-arbitration but nothing came to fruition. However, there is one team that could get in the way of the Nationals ...

The Washington Nationals are back in red. Former second overall pick Dylan Crews showed off a new red jersey featuring the Curly W logo on Saturday ahead of the 2025 season. There is more ...

The Nationals announced the signing of left-hander ... he would have returned to the Dragons but he’ll be coming to Washington instead. Unlike Roki Sasaki, Ogasawara is not subject to the ...

A day after its magical playoff run ended with a blowout loss to the Eagles, Washington returned to its facility to clean out lockers and pack up the season. A day after the Commanders’ magical ...

All good things must come to an end, and the Washington Commanders' feel-good story under Dan Quinn and Jayden Daniels was halted by the Philadelphia Eagles at Lincoln Financial Field in a 55-23 ...

Washington Commanders linebacker Frankie Luvu nearly played for free in the Divisional Round. On Saturday, the league publicly released its set of fines for the week, and Luvu was among the most ...

As someone who spent 6 years in foster care, I sometimes felt my voice was ignored or not taken seriously. That’s why as a reporter, it’s so important to me that local communities are given a ...

He previously covered the Washington Nationals' World Series-winning season, and before joining The Post in April 2019, he covered the Los Angeles Chargers for the Athletic.