Nats News

Washington - This past weekend the Minnesota Twins were in Washington to play the Nationals. While Twins took Game 1 on Saturday, the Nationals pulled back ahead and got the win in Sunday's doubleheader games.

Los Angeles - Two videos of Major League Baseball pitchers playing catch with young fans in the stands have gone viral. The videos were both taken at this week's series between the Dodgers and the Nationals.

Washington - It's looking like Washington Nationals' catcher Wilson Ramos is back on the roster for the upcoming 2013 season. Ramos was hurt during a game in the early part of the 2012 season that would take him out for the rest of the season.

Washington - One of the questions circulating is where will Nationals' Michael Morse end up playing in the 2013 season now that the Nats have inked a two-year deal with Adam LaRoche and brought on outfielder Denard Span.

Washington - First baseman Adam LaRoche, who recently won a Gold Glove award, is now a free agent. Yesterday he declined his half of mutual options for next season with the Washington Nationals.

Washington - Yesterday the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) announced an agreement had been signed with LivingSocial to keep late-night Metro service running during 2012 postseason baseball games.

Washington - July 3 kicked off a three-game series between two first place teams, the San Francisco Giants and the Washington Nationals.

Washington - In a sold-out park at Nationals stadium, Saturday's game went enough innings to almost equate to a doubleheader. The game took 14 innings, with the Yankees coming out on on top.

Cincinnati - Washington Nationals rookie Bryce Harper was pulled off the field last night when his face began to bleed significantly. The injury occurred after he slammed his bat against a wall after a seventh inning ground-out.

Philadelphia - Sunday night's baseball game between the Washington Nationals and Philadelphia Phillies was a highly charged one, and flamed the fire of a growing baseball rivalry.