Back in Washington on 1-year deal
Nationals bring back All-Star closer Finnegan on one-year, $6 million deal
Finnegan was an All-Star for the Nationals last season, posting 38 saves and a 3.68 ERA in 65 appearances. Washington’s front office non-tendered the 33-year-old in November, avoiding arbitration and allowing him to become a free agent.
Nationals' Kyle Finnegan: Back in Washington on one-year deal
Finnegan will probably need some time to get back up to speed, but he immediately becomes the favorite for saves as part of a Washington bullpen that's lacking established late-inning options. The 33-year-old notched 38 saves last season,
Training games get underway for the Washington Nationals on Saturday. After an offseason that was mild but still filled with ...
Outside of this being the 25th anniversary of the nation's capital having a Major League Baseball team ... to make some noise this year, manager Dave Martinez revealed that Abrams is going ...
Abrams will be moved back into the leadoff spot this season, Jessica Camerato of MLB.com reports. "CJ's going to lead off," manager Dave Martinez said. "The [Nos.] 3-4-5 will be kind of different a ...
The battle for the final spot in the Washington Nationals rotation is something that could be the most intriguing competition that takes place this spring. With ...
Nationals Manager Dave Martinez has already asked Nathaniel Lowe — Washington’s new first baseman, who has hit lefties well ...
Ferrer and Jorge Lopez are likely no longer the leading closer candidates for Washington after Kyle Finnegan re-signed Tuesday on a one-year, $6 million contract, Jesse Rogers of ESPN.com reports.
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