Author Archives: N. Jones

Christmas Stockings and the Nats have a Bell ringer knocking on their door!

Posted on December 24, 2020 by N. Jones

This was an annual column written by Laura so I am filling some big stockings here. There is so much unknown with the world today that the baseball world was almost frozen in time until Mike Rizzo got Josh Bell … Continue reading →

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“Juan-ce” in a Generation: Where does Juan Soto rank among past 19-year-old phenoms?

Posted on August 1, 2018 by N. Jones

In recent years, the Nationals have been blessed with young home-grown talent. Bryce Harper, Stephen Strasburg, Trea Turner and Anthony Rendon all made early and impressive debuts for the club and have since cemented themselves as franchise cornerstones. This season, … Continue reading →

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Adam Eaton – Our “Brand-Spanky New” Centerfielder

Posted on December 10, 2016 by N. Jones

If it wasn't official before … welcome to the #Nats, Adam Eaton! #NatsWinterfest pic.twitter.com/nUpRf1p9IL — Washington Nationals (@Nationals) December 10, 2016 The most underrated player in MLB? A Nats WinterFest Question: What did you ask Santa for this year? “A World … Continue reading →

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Clearance Sale: Is Chris Sale Worth the Price?

Posted on November 23, 2016 by N. Jones

Caveat emptor. Buyer beware. Following the rumors of a trade to the Washington Nationals, the White Sox have made it perfectly clear – there is no discount for Chris Sale. Analysts have suggested a potential package of Lucas Giolito, Erick … Continue reading →

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