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Brady House, Riley Cornelio, and Nasim Nunez have emerged as the standout performers of the Nationals' Spring Training, showcasing their potential for the upcoming season. House, in particular, has been turning heads with his impressive play, proving that the hype surrounding him is well-deserved. Meanwhile, Miles Mikolas's lighthearted moniker for his new boat, 'Innings Eater,' speaks to the kind of veteran presence the Nats are banking on to stabilize their pitching staff. As these players continue to battle for roster spots, the stakes are high, and every play counts in determining who will make the cut. The Nats are looking for a mix of established talent and youthful exuberance to forge a competitive squad, and with performances like these, they might just be onto something.

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Three most impressive Washington Nationals so far in Spring Training
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Three most impressive Washington Nationals so far in Spring Training
Now that the calendar has turned to March, we are heading into the meat of the Spring Training schedule. However, I wanted to shout out three players who have really impressed me so far this spring. The three players I have been most impressed with have been Brady House, Riley Cornelio and Nasim Nunez. All […]
 What's the most 'noble profession' for a vet pitcher? The innings eater
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What's the most 'noble profession' for a vet pitcher? The innings eater
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. -- A year ago at this time, Miles Mikolas joked that he wanted to name his boat “Too Many Strikes.” New year, new team, new boat name. “It's called 'Innings Eater,'” Mikolas said, jokingly.
 1 prospect making some noise in each spring camp
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1 prospect making some noise in each spring camp
Spring Training is the perfect time for prospects to show what they can do, and a number of players have taken that opportunity and run with it so far in 2026. From elite prospects to unheralded young players, there's always someone putting on a show with the bat or the
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