The BriefThe Nationals fired general manager and president of baseball operations Mike Rizzo on July 6.Rizzo had his first public interview on 106.7 The Fan on Wednesday.Rizzo said he has "no regrets" ...

Cue six years of nondescript misery, best evidenced by the number of days spent over .500: 2020: 0. 2021: 4, the last on June 30. 2022: 0. 2023: 0. 2024: 2, the last on May 10.

The Washington Nationals sent shockwaves through the MLB world on Sunday when they announced the firings of both general manager Mike Rizzo and manager Dave Martinez in one fell swoop.

The final line, referencing the Lerner family ownership, was a subtle jab at the organization that oversaw his dismissal. Under Rizzo’s tenure, the Nationals transitioned from a perennial bottom ...

The timing of the Nationals’ dismissals of president of baseball operations Mike Rizzo and manager Davey Martinez on Sunday was so sudden, ownership did not even appear fully prepared.. Lerner ...

Mike Rizzo, a former Nationals executive, offered to buy fans' drinks before this year's Home Run Derby, adding he had "no regrets" about his 16-year tenure.

Navigated that ownership group for almost 20 years." Under Rizzo and Martinez, the Nationals have been slow to realize the fruits of a rebuild that took place after the 2019 title run.

Fans can grab a beer before the Home Run Derby from 5 to 7 p.m. at Penn Quarter Sports Tavern or Walter’s Sports Bar.

Mike Rizzo built a World Series winner and traded Juan Soto for the future—then got fired. ... Nationals ownership decided the past wasn’t enough to justify the present.

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The Nationals have made an in-season shake-up of their organization, as ESPN’s Jeff Passan reports that president of baseball operations Mike Rizzo and manager Dave Martinez have both been fired.