Latest Washington Nationals Prospect News
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Nationals' Soto leads GCL All-Stars
Nationals No. 15 prospect Juan Soto was named Gulf Coast League MVP after hitting .361 with a .960 OPS over 45 games in the complex-level circuit. More » -
Mayberry allows one hit in gem for Potomac
Whit Mayberry allowed one hit over seven scoreless innings and Victor Robles had three hits and scored twice to help Potomac's division dreams stay alive in a 3-1 win over Myrtle Beach on Monday. More » -
Giolito gets groove back in eight-inning gem
Nationals top prospect Lucas Giolito yielded two hits over a career-high eight innings Friday night as Triple-A Syracuse posted a 1-0, 10-inning triumph at Pawtucket. More » -
Fedde striking while hot with Senators
Erick Fedde notched a career-high 12 strikeouts and gave up one run on four hits over six innings as Harrisburg beat Bowie, 5-4, in 10 innings Wednesday night. More » -
IL notes: Chiefs' Glover exceeds his goals
Koda Glover's goal heading into his first full Minor League season was to get to Double-A. He surpassed that by reaching Triple-A Syracuse, then made his big league debut. More » -
Giolito hits double-digits in K's for Chiefs
Top Washington prospect Lucas Giolito scattered seven hits and allowing one run without a walk over seven innings as Triple-A Syracuse fell to Toledo, 4-3. More » -
Two DSL right-handers suspended
Royals right-hander Miguel Medrano and Nationals right-hander Yonaiker Oropeza were suspended 72 games each Tuesday after testing positive for a performance-enhancing drug. More » -
Fedde stays on point in Double-A debut
Nationals No. 4 prospect Erick Fedde allowed a run on five hits and struck out three over seven innings to win his Double-A debut on Wednesday as Harrisburg defeated Altoona, 5-2. More » -
Fedde fans career-high 10 in P-Nats win
Fifth-ranked Nationals prospect Erick Fedde allowed an unearned run and recorded a career-best 10 strikeouts over seven innings Friday in Class A Advanced Potomac's 2-1 win over Wilmington. More » -
Eastern notes: Sens' Kieboom still learning
Nationals No. 22 prospect Spencer Kieboom is continuing his education behind the plate. The Harrisburg catcher has already logged 2,000 career innings since being drafted in 2012. More » -
Lopez dazzles in return to Chiefs
Making his first start since a stint in the Major Leagues, Reynaldo Lopez tossed a four-hitter Sunday as Triple-A Syracuse blanked visiting Rochester, 6-0. More » -
Washington calls on Lopez for Tuesday start
Nationals' No. 5 prospect Reynaldo Lopez will make his Major League debut Tuesday against the Dodgers. He sports a 3.19 ERA across two levels in 2016. More » -
Nationals assign Giolito to Syracuse
The Nationals assigned Lucas Giolito, baseball's top prospect, to Triple-A Syracuse on Saturday. The righty opened the year in Double-A and made his big league debut on June 28. More » -
Nationals' Dunning dazzles in early going
First-round pick Dane Dunning tossed three one-hit innings, but short-season Auburn lost to West Virginia, 5-3. The righty is unscored upon in his first two pro outings. More » -
Baez in full command in Suns victory
Nationals No. 18 prospect Joan Baez struck out a career-high 10 while allowing one hit over five scoreless innings in Class A Hagerstown's 4-2 win over Delmarva. More » -
Senators' Soto plates career-high seven
Washington first baseman Neftali Soto slugged a three-run homer in the fifth inning and a grand slam in the sixth Thursday as Double-A Harrisburg beat Erie, 14-3. More » -
Senators' Difo slams way to career night
Washington's No. 6 prospect Wilmer Difo hit a grand slam and amassed a career-high seven RBIs on a four-hit night as Harrisburg beat Bowie, 13-10, on Tuesday. More » -
Nationals promote top prospect Giolito
The Washington Nationals announced Monday that the top prospect in baseball, Lucas Giolito, will be promoted to the Major Leagues and make his debut June 28 against the Mets. More » -
Turner tallies three hits again for Chiefs
Washington's No. 2 prospect Trea Turner collected three hits for the second straight game, falling a triple shy of the cycle in Syracuse's 8-1 rout of Toledo on Sunday. More » -
Perkins sees results as switch-hitter
Blake Perkins went 4-for-5 with a career-high three RBIs on Thursday night, leading Class A Short season Auburn to a 4-0 victory over Aberdeen at Ripken Stadium. More » -
Senators' Ballou plates career-high seven
Nationals prospect Isaac Ballou drove in a career-high seven runs with a homer, double and sacrifice fly on Wednesday as Double-A Harrisburg topped Portland, 9-6. More » -
Nats' Stevenson paces Carolina League win
Nationals prospect Andrew Stevenson went 3-for-5 with a pair of RBI triples and two runs scored Tuesday to lead the Carolina League to a 6-4 All-Star win over the California League. More » -
Schrock sparks North to SAL All-Star win
Hagerstown second baseman Max Schrock plated both runs in the North's 2-1 victory over the South in Tuesday's South Atlantic League All-Star Game. More » -
Petty pounds out Midway Classic victory
Bakersfield's Kyle Petty won the Midway Classic -- a home run derby on the USS Midway in San Diego -- ahead of the California/Carolina League All-Star Game. More » -
Lopez fans 13 for second time in three starts
Washington's No. 5 prospect Reynaldo Lopez matched his career high in whiffs while allowing one run on five hits in Double-A Harrisburg's 4-1 win over Reading. More » -
Mapes goes the distance for Senators
Tyler Mapes tossed a three-hitter for his first career complete-game shutout on Wednesday night as Double-A Harrisburg blanked Trenton, 1-0. More » -
Nats' Giolito punches out career-high 12
MLB.com's top overall prospect Lucas Giolito fanned a career-high 12 while allowing two unearned runs over seven innings Friday in Double-A Harrisburg's 6-2 win over Akron. More » -
Slam spoils efforts by Nats' Lopez, Difo
Nationals No. 5 prospect Reynaldo Lopez struck out a career-high 13 batters and No. 6 Wilmer Difo hit his first two homers of the season Wednesday in Double-A Harrisburg's 7-6 loss to Hartford. More » -
Ross takes advantage of second chance
Washington righty Greg Ross allows three hits and a walk while inducing 15 groundouts over seven scoreless innings in Double-A Harrisburg's 5-3 win over Hartford. More » -
Lopez fans career-high 12 for Senators
Washington's No. 5 prospect Reynaldo Lopez established a new career high with 12 strikeouts over five innings as Double-A Harrisburg rallied to down Akron, 2-1. More » -
Turner keeps raking in Chiefs' comeback
Trea Turner went 3--for-5 with a pair of RBIs and fell a homer short of the cycle Saturday as Triple-A Syracuse rallied for a 6-5 victory at Gwinnett. More » -
Fedde puts up more zeros for P-Nats
Erick Fedde pitched allowed four hits and struck out five over six innings in his second straight scoreless start Saturday as Class A Advanced Potomac beat Winston-Salem, 5-2. More » -
Nats' Keller sets career high with five RBIs
Washington outfield prospect went 3-for-4 with a triple and a double in Class A Advanced Potomac's 9-6 win over Salem at G. Richard Pfitzner Stadium on Thursday. More » -
Senators' Giolito rolls in best start of year
Baseball's top prospect Lucas Giolito gave up a run on four hits while striking out six over seven innings as Double-A Harrisburg beat Portland, 2-1, on Wednesday. More » -
Reetz finding his groove for Hagerstown
Jakson Reetz smacked three hits for the second straight game and homered for the first time in two years Monday as Class A Hagerstown topped Lakewood, 12-9. More » -
Less is more for P-Nats hurler Valdez
Washington righty Phillips Valdez allowed a run early, but carried a no-hitter into the seventh inning en route to his fourth win in Potomac's 2-1 victory over Frederick. More » -
Chiefs' Turner collects three more hits
Trea Turner recorded his second straight three-hit game, drove in one run and scored another on Friday night, helping Triple-A Syracuse post a 5-0 victory at Buffalo. More » -
Lora ends hitless week in style for Suns
Mired in an 0-for-11 slump, Edwin Lora amassed four hits and four RBIs while Rhett Wiseman was 4-for-5 as Class A Hagerstown blanked Kannapolis, 7-0, on Thursday. More » -
Carolina notes: Ward wields hot bat early
Washington Nationals prospect Drew Ward has overhauled his approach after striking out more than 27 percent of the time in 2015. Through a month at Potomac, he's cut that rate significantly. More » -
Suns' Gardner gets off to a hot start
Jeff Gardner homered for the third time in two games and drove in four runs to lead Class A Hagerstown past Rome, 5-1, on Saturday night. More »