Washington Nationals
fromThe Washington Post
2 hours agoColumn | Overmatched, indifferent and ugly: Is this what Nats fans signed on for?
The Washington Nationals are struggling significantly both in performance and management.
Despite the Chicago Cubs' early season promise, they have struggled recently, with key players like Kyle Tucker and Seiya Suzuki in slumps, leading to lower expectations.
Niang's arrival to the Commanders has provided him with familiar faces and comfort, as he reunites with former teammates Allegretti and Wylie from the Chiefs.
Jacory Croskey-Merritt has been phenomenal since joining the Commanders, showing explosiveness and big-play ability. His performance is creating competition in the running back room.
Ovechkin expressed deep respect for figure skaters Medvedeva and Valieva, emphasizing their loyalty and hard work, stating they have achieved a lot through willpower.
Washington Nationals made significant moves by trading relievers Andrew Chafin and Luis Garcia to the Angels and later sending pitcher Michael Soroka to the Cubs. Soroka, with a 3-8 record and 4.87 ERA, was part of the effort to solidify pitching for Chicago as they aim for playoffs. In exchange, the Nationals received promising prospects Ronny Cruz and Christian Franklin from Chicago, both considered valuable assets for future development.
Zach Ertz caught 66 passes with seven touchdowns during the past season, showcasing his connection with quarterback Jayden Daniels, particularly evident in red zone practices.
Micah Parsons practically said goodbye to the Cowboys on social media after handing in a trade request. The All-Pro edge rusher is not happy with the way Dallas has handled negotiations.