Category Archives: SpringTraining

With manager Dave Martinez inserting in Stephen Strasburg into yesterday’s game in front of Patrick Corbin who pitches today, it would appear the rotation ordering is set. Here is what the order now looks like 1. Max Scherzer 2. Strasburg … Continue reading →

As the calendar turns from February to March, we are down to three Washington Nationals players who have not appeared in big league games, and they are Stephen Strasburg, Justin Miller, and Ryan Zimmerman. We know where Strasburg and Zimmerman … Continue reading →

The Washington Nationals have one of those “rise and shine” early morning bus rides to a Spring Training game. This time it is clear across the Everglades to the Gulf Coast of Florida in Ft. Myers, Florida to face the … Continue reading →

UPDATED: Davey Martinez has addressed the Ryan Zimmerman situation and why he was scratched from today's lineup that he is sick and is day-to-day. pic.twitter.com/Fdor3uYUBe — Talk Nats (@TalkNats) February 27, 2019 Every projected player for the Washington Nationals opening … Continue reading →

The Cardinals travel to the FITTEAM Ballpark of the Palm Beaches where Adam Wainwright and Anibal Sanchez will start for their respective teams. For Sanchez, this game will be his Nationals debut. The Nationals team so far with the starters … Continue reading →

When the Washington Nationals had their Spring Training home in Viera, they were about an hour away by bus to Champion Field in Disney to play the Braves. The teams played each other several times each spring. With the Nationals … Continue reading →

The Washington Nationals will take to the road from their home stadium at the FITTEAM Ballpark of the Palm Beaches and the 14 miles north to Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium. Some of the Nats players actually have Spring Training residences … Continue reading →

The Washington Nationals open up their Grapefruit League schedule tonight with their first game against their sole neighbor in the FITTEAM Ballpark of the Palm Beaches complex. For Nats fans, this is the first game since the Nats season ended rather unceremoniously on … Continue reading →