The Washington Nationals activated infielder Paul DeJong from the 10-day injured list and optioned infielder Andrés Chaparro ...

Paul DeJong always knew he’d be back playing for the Nationals again. He just couldn’t fully appreciate the process of ...

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After another rough first inning from Jake Irvin put the Nationals in a quick three-run hole, Paul DeJong, one of those ...

The infielder, who was hit in the face by a pitch in April, returned from the injured list before the Nationals’ matchup with the Tigers was postponed.

One more. There is only one more game to play before the Nationals head into the desperately-needed All-Star break.This week ...

It was DeJong's first homer of 2025, and while the veteran infielder has lost his starting spot at third base to rookie Brady House, he could still get significant playing time in a utility role.

There was already plenty of energy surrounding South Capitol Street ahead of the Nationals’ series finale against the Tigers.