Opinion

The organization had its reasons for staying low-key this season, balancing both strategic and financial decisions. But that won’t shield them from the rising threats in the competitive National League East. The Washington Nationals pitchers and catchers report to spring training in just under two weeks. When they step onto the field, they’ll start preparing

The organization had its reasons for staying low-key this season, balancing both strategic and financial decisions. But that won’t shield them from the rising threats in the competitive National League East. The Washington Nationals pitchers and catchers report to spring training in just under two weeks. When they step onto the field, they’ll start preparing