⚾️⚾️ The Morning Briefing: Nationals release 2024 schedule
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⚾️⚾️ The Morning Briefing: Nationals release 2024 schedule
The schedule for the 2024 season came out yesterday. The Washington Nationals open their season on the road against the Cincinnati Reds.
Good Morning Washington Nationals Fan,
Here are the latest headlines and analyses around the Washington Nationals and Major League Baseball for today, July 14, 2023. I am Haden Raymer and this 2024 schedule.
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Leading today’s Morning Briefing: The Washington Nationals announced the 2024 season’s schedule
Yesterday the Nationals and the rest of Major League Baseball announced the schedule for the next season. They already did better than last year, with schedules not coming out until the end of August.
Balanced schedules are here to stay, with the Nationals hosting Houston, Toronto, Minnesota, Seattle, the Angels, the Yankees, Kansas City, and per usual Baltimore from the American League. They begin their season on the road against the Cincinnati Reds, but end it at home against the Philadelphia Phillies.
The Nationals’ first home game is April 1, against the Pittsburgh Pirates.
You can read more about the Nationals schedule here.
Down on the Farm
All of the Washington Nationals farm teams will return to action this weekend after the All-Star break. Here are this weekend’s matchups.
The Red Wings will have a weekend series in Syracuse against the Mets Triple-A team.
The Harrisburg Senators will kick off their post-All-Star break run with a weekend homestand against the Richmond Flying Squirrels.
The Wilmington Blue Rocks will return from their All-Star break by traveling to Aberdeen, MD to face the Aberdeen IronBirds, the High-A-affiliate of the Baltimore Orioles.
The FredNats kick off their post-All-Star break with a homestand against Lynchburg Hillcats, the Single-A-affiliate of the Cleveland Guardians. Could we see some new prospects at this weekend’s games? If so, don’t worry we will have you covered.
Around the League
The Oakland A’s are calling up Tyler Soderstrom and Zack Gelof
Keibert Ruiz knows he needs to improve via The Washington Post
This draft class changed everything via TalkNats
The Phillies will be calling up OF prospect Johan Rojas via Mike Rodriguez