Orioles, Nationals resolve longstanding MASN TV dispute
The league’s central office said Monday that the Baltimore Orioles and Washington Nationals have settled their media-rights disputes, ending a drama that has been in court for a decade and ultimately reaches back 20 years, to when the Nationals moved to Washington D.C. in 2005.
The Washington Nationals are the only team in MLB to never have a stadium naming rights deal or a jersey patch ...
Baseball’s only team without a deal in either partnership category hopes to have both by year’s end, potentially adding more ...
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Details of Kyle Finnegan’s $6 million, one-year contract with the Washington Nationals: 2025 base salary: $6 million, of ...
Jarlin Susana's fastball clocked in at 100 MPH four times against the Cardinals on Saturday, helping the Nationals prospect string together a scoreless inning.
“They’ve got some good arms. The second baseman (Luis Garcia, Jr.) and shortstop (CJ Abrams) are nice-looking young players.
With the MASN mess resolved and the Nationals finally getting back their broadcast rights, the franchise no longer has any ...
The Washington Nationals know how they’re going to get their star left fielder back on the field this week in spring training ...
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