In the wake of a three-game sweep by the Red Sox at Nationals Park from June 4–6, Nationals ownership reset its leadership structure with a double-firing of man ...

The Washington Nationals' former general manager and president of baseball operations, Mike Rizzo, discussed his firing and tenure with the team in an interview on 106.7 The Fan on Wednesday.

Navigated that ownership group for almost 20 years." Under Rizzo and Martinez, the Nationals have been slow to realize the fruits of a rebuild that took place after the 2019 title run.

Washington had been Dead Franchise Walking for the better part of several years, a ballclub seemingly on autopilot.

The timing of the Nationals’ dismissals of president of baseball operations Mike Rizzo and manager Davey Martinez on Sunday was so sudden, ownership did not even appear fully prepared.

In firing their president of baseball operations and their manager in a startling Sunday night massacre, Washington Nationals ownership exhibited something not readily apparent in the highest ...

Fired after 17 years, Nationals GM Mike Rizzo took a subtle jab at ownership as the team continues to struggle through a lengthy rebuild.

Yet in Rizzo, ownership had a nice, self-contained unit: He was free to run baseball operations – quite well, for many years – so long as he accepted the Faustian bargain of mitigating ...