On the latest episode of the DC Roundtable Podcast, we dive into CJ Abrams joining the 30 home run club, James Wood returning to form and the inevitable MLB blown save record

CJ Abrams (ankle) was held out of the Nationals’ starting lineup for a fourth consecutive game on Sunday. Abrams has made progress in his recovery from a sprained left ankle but still isn’t quite ready to rejoin the Nationals’ lineup.

Whoever coined the phrase "it never rains in Southern California" would have been proven wrong at Chavez Ravine on Sunday night, as a pregame downpour tapered off just in time for first pitch.

The Washington Nationals have put up quite the statistics this season, hitting for power and showing off speed on the bases in a combination rarely seen in Major League Baseball.It hasn’t quite translated into a team that will get into the playoffs,

CJ Abrams delivered his 30th homer Sunday in a losing cause against the Dodgers.

Abrams went 1-for-4 with a walk, a stolen base and a run scored in Saturday's 6-5 loss to the Dodgers. Abrams is still scuffling at the plate, having gone just 4-for-40 (.100) over his last 11 games,

The Washington Nationals face the Colorado Rockies this week. Check out their latest CJ Abrams lineup decisions and game analysis.

Washington’s CJ Abrams has a sprained left ankle and manager Blake Butera said Thursday the All-Star shortstop is day to day.

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CJ Abrams is "not thrilled" about moving to second base for the Nationals, his agent said, but "his priority is to win games ... and to be a team-first player."

The Nationals are still working toward CJ Abrams shifting from shortstop to second base. The earliest they expect Abrams to debut at the new position is Wednesday, manager Blake Butera said on Tuesday.