Nationals, Orioles resolve yearslong dispute over MASN
The Washington Nationals will be free to leave the Mid-Atlantic Sports Network and seek a new —and almost certainly more lucrative — television deal starting in 2026 after battling for more than a decade to wrest control of the franchise’s broadcast rights and revenues from an unfavorable partnership controlled by the rival Baltimore Orioles.
The Washington Nationals have already seen an influx of young talent on their Major League roster, but there is another group ...
Details of Kyle Finnegan’s $6 million, one-year contract with the Washington Nationals: 2025 base salary: $6 million, of ...
A new generation has already descended on Washington, and there’s more where that came from. The arrivals of James Wood and ...
It's only a matter of time until the robot umpires are implemented on a day-to-day basis in MLB. With there being tons of fan ...
The Washington Nationals know how they’re going to get their star left fielder back on the field this week in spring training ...
Whenever Hagen Smith gets asked about being Major League ready, the No. 34 overall prospect, per MLB Pipeline, smiles and ...
Within the small niche of sports business news that involves media rights valuations, this nugget was easy to miss when the Washington Post reported it in Janua ...
The Washington Nationals are the only team in MLB to never have a stadium naming rights deal or a jersey patch ...
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