Nationals

The Nats are exploring all options at third base in the event Rendon signs elsewhere. And for good reason. Chances of Strasburg successfully luring Rendon back to D.C. are slim to none, Rick Snider says.

With the ink still drying on Strasburg's new deal, Mike Rizzo discusses how it all came together, and what it means for the Nats' future, in free agency and beyond. Updates on Rendon and Zimmerman contract talks.

The Sports Junkies weigh the benefits and concerns of Strasburg’s monster deal to stay with the Nats.

Why not both? Re-signing Stephen Strasburg and Anthony Rendon should not be an either/or situation for the Nationals, Rick Snider writes.

Stephen Strasburg was the first big name to strike a deal at the MLB Winter Meetings and it did not disappoint. The 31-year-old reigning World Series MVP is returning to the Washington Nationals on a reported seven-year, $245 million contract. It is the largest pitching contract ever, surpassing...

The 2019 World Series MVP is staying in Washington: Nationals have re-signed Stephen Strasburg to a monster seven-year deal, according to multiple reports.

Anthony Rendon couldn't have had a better contract year. In his age-29 season, Rendon slashed .319/.412/.598 with 34 home runs, 126 RBIs and a 7.0 fWAR. Rendon was an All-Star for the first time in 2019, and finished third in National League MVP voting. Most notably, Rendon helped the Nationals to...

Mark Lerner says Nationals can only afford one of Stephen Strasburg or Anthony Rendon. He was wrong to say that, Grant Paulsen and Danny Rouhier argue.

Howie Kendrick, who won the NLCS MVP and put the Nationals up in Game 7 of the World Series, will return to Washington for the 2020 season on a one-year deal.

Washington Nationals principal owner says the team can only afford to re-sign one of two key free agents from the World Series-winning team: Either Anthony Rendon or Stephen Strasburg.