The Washington Nationals watched two right handed pitchers declare for free agency this week

The Washington Nationals were able to keep one of their veteran relievers after he was outrighted to Triple-A Rochester following him clearing waivers.

The New York Mets started their series off against the San Francisco Giants on the right foot, as they defeated the NL West club by a 10-6 final score on Friday. With this, the Mets are now on a two-game winning streak. Now, as the Mets continue their winning streak, the Washington Nationals have cut […] The post Former New York Mets 4-Year Veteran Pitcher Cut By Nationals Amid Bad Year appeared first on HEAVY.

Max Kranick was designated for assignment by the Washington Nationals to clear the way for another one of their pitchers to make his MLB debut.

Max Kranick is back in the major leagues. During the All-Star break, the Washington Nationals activated the 28-year-old Valley View graduate from the 60-day injured list. “It feels really good, I’m excited to be back,” Kranick said in a phone interview from Sacramento, where the Nationals are for a weekend series against the Athletics. “The rest of the rehab went smooth, so I’m in a good place ...

The Washington Nationals made some roster moves, with Drew Millas getting placed on the injured list and a potential difference-making reliever getting reinstated.