Category Archives: Prospects

Washington’s minor league farm system update! On a rainy Tuesday night, two of the four scheduled games were postponed. Luckily for us, there was no shortage of action even though Fredericksburg started with a rain delay and ended up scoring … Continue reading →

Onward to week 4 of the minor league baseball season! These are the qualified stat leaders throughout the Washington Nationals system as of April 24th. The FredNats are scoring at a remarkable rate, averaging 8.5 runs a game, and as … Continue reading →

Washington’s minor league farm system update! Four top pitching prospects started a game today in Joan Adon, Cade Cavalli, Evan Lee, and Andry Lara, but you wouldn’t be able to tell with the amount of runs scored against affiliates. Unfortunately, … Continue reading →

  Washington’s minor league farm system update! There were a lot of close games in the Nats’ minor league affiliates  tonight. Fredericksburg and Wilmington (walk-off) both had one-run wins, while Harrisburg lost by one-run, and Rochester lost by two-runs. The … Continue reading →

  Washington’s minor league farm system update! All of the Nats’ minor league affiliates won tonight. What a night it was for Cole Henry, the Nats Top-3 pitching prospect was on a pitch count and threw a 3-inning no-hitter for … Continue reading →

What an exciting night in the Nats’ minor league system with last inning wins by Fredericksburg in Class-A and Rochester in Triple-A. Also, Harrisburg in Double-A had a blow-out win. Unfortunately, the big league club, the Washington the Nationals, lost … Continue reading →

The Fredericksburg Nationals bounced back from their five-hit performance in a big way with the help of a 10-run 8th inning. Leandro Emiliani, the reigning Carolina League Player-of-the-Week, hit a grand slam to break the game open and Jeremy De … Continue reading →

In game one of the Nationals’ doubleheader, Josiah Gray shoved. He struck out eight over five and 1/3 innings while giving up one run via a solo homer. His fastball velocity was down a tick, averaging 92.8 mph today, but … Continue reading →

We’re going onto week three of the minor league baseball season and these are the qualified stat leaders throughout the Washington Nationals system. A little light on power throughout the system in the colder weather, but heavy on the hits. … Continue reading →

What a week for Luis Garcia who could not be stopped in Rochester as he notched his fifth multi-hit game in his last six games. Garcia now leads all of Triple-A with 18 hits on the season. Another infield prospect, Jackson … Continue reading →