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When spring training gets underway, the Washington Nationals will likely place two notable pitchers on the 60-day injured list.
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The Washington Nationals have brought in a sure-handed defender in Sergio Alcantara. They also held onto two other notable names.
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Several top tier chases in Bowman Draft will have short print gold ink autographs. So far sales for these short print autos have been very strong.
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MLB mock trade: Red Sox land Nationals SS CJ Abrams to play second base. Boston fills biggest need with 25-year-old All-Star. Trade details and fantasy impact.
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The Seattle Mariners have the assets to make a big move on the trade market this offseason...
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The Washington Nationals will need to get a good look at this returning player from injury as they try to figure out their rotation for future years.
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The Washington Nationals are still a team to keep an eye on in the trade market before Opening Day, at least according to a former MLB exec.
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The Boston Red Sox have been linked to a handful of players since Alex Bregman left.
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Bowman Draft is always a coveted product, and with nearly two weeks passed since release, it seems like a good time to check in on some of the top sales so far.
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The Washington Nationals have decided who their internal non-roster invitees are going to be at spring training, and the list features some notable names.

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