- James Wagner
- Reporter
A Springfield, Va. native, James Wagner grew up across the world, from Venezuela to Belgium to the Philippines, thanks to his father’s work. He is a 2008 graduate of the University of Virginia, and has since worked at the Los Angeles Times, San Gabriel Valley (Calif.) Tribune and Washington Post. Wagner joined the Post in August 2010 and, pror to covering the Nationals, covered high school sports across the region.
Span looks to build on finish
Entering the final guaranteed season of his contract with the Nationals, Denard Span says he would like to remain in Washington.
Four pitchers face competition for spots
Ross Detwiler, Tanner Roark, Ross Ohlendorf and Ryan Mattheus are competing for either the final spot in the Nationals’ rotation or the bullpen.
Rendon faces second base competition
“It’s not my decision in the end. If they feel that I help the team, then it’s gonna be me. If not, I’ll be cheering on the other teammates.”
Solis is ready for anything
“It’s up to the team,” said Sammy Solis, a bullpen candidate. “I’m a starting pitcher, but I’ll relieve, catch, whatever.“
- Jerry Blevins reunites with Craig Stammen, hopes to bring stability to bullpen
- Doug Fister meets his new teammates
- Matt Williams has mapped out every day of Nationals spring training
- Jayson Werth: If Nationals had made ’13 playoffs, ‘we’re the best team in baseball at the time and I think it was ours to lose’
- Gio Gonzalez has been throwing bullpen sessions to Jorge Posada
- Drew Storen hopes to continue strong ’13 finish
- Stephen Strasburg on elbow, surgery and rehab
- Nationals GM Mike Rizzo on roster moves, arbitration and extensions
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