Volume: I | Edition: VII
The first full week of Nationals baseball is in the books, and there are many great storylines to focus on and write about. Welcome to The Weekly. Your wrap-up of all things Washington Nationals from the past week.
Good Saturday morning, Washington Nationals fans. Here are the latest headlines, analysis, and more from this past week around the Washington Nationals organization.
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On Saturday, the Washington Nationals will play a split-squad game against the St.Louis Cardinals and the Miami Marlins. The Nationals will play once again against the Houston Astros on Sunday afternoon. Here are the projected pitching matchups and start times.
(Split Squad) Saturday, March 1, 2025
Washington Nationals vs. St. Louis Cardinals
Game Time | Location: 1:05 p.m. EDT | Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium | Jupiter, FL
Scheduled Pitching Matchup: RHP Michael Soroka vs. RHP Miles Mikolas
Spilt Squad) Saturday, March 1, 2025
Miami Marlins vs. Washington Nationals
Game Time | Location: 6:05 p.m. EDT | CACTI Park of the Palm Beaches | West Palm Beach, FL
Scheduled Pitching Matchup: LHP MacKenzie Gore vs. LHP Ryan Weathers
Sunday, March 2, 2025
Washington Nationals vs. Houston Astros
Game Time | Location: 1:05 p.m. EDT | CACTI Park of the Palm Beaches | West Palm Beach, FL
Scheduled Pitching Matchup: RHP Trevor Williams vs. RHP Ronel Blanco
This week’s player of the week is Robert Hassell III, as voted by YOU, the Fans!!
Nationals Poll:
With the week ending, who do you think should be this week's Nationals Player of the Week?
— TheNatsReport 🇺🇸 ⚾ (@TheNatsReport)
5:17 PM • Feb 27, 2025
Besides the return of Kyle Finnegan to the Nationals [more on that later], the biggest storyline we have observed is the breakout performance of Washington Nationals’ prospect Robert Hassell III during Spring Training. Hassell III has been turning heads both in the outfield and at the plate. Hassell III kicks off spring training with a .500 batting average, going 4-8 with one homerun, five RBI and an ops of 1.404. He has made some impressive plays in the outfield.
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