Trevor Williams Returns to MLB Action for First Time in 13+ Months
The Nationals right-hander entered a live game from the bullpen, marking his first MLB appearance in more than a year.
Trevor Williams entered from the Washington Nationals bullpen for his first MLB appearance in over a year. He began warming up only after starter Paxton Schultz had already thrown 30 pitches in a game where the Nationals trailed 5-1. The timing of his warmup suggests the bullpen call was reactive rather than planned. His return to active MLB duty is a notable roster availability development for Washington.
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Trevor Williams Returns to MLB After Year-Long Absence
Williams entered from the Nationals bullpen for his first MLB appearance in more than a year, striking out Alejandro Kirk on four pitches.
Nationals Option Andrew Alvarez to Minors After Latest Start
Washington's fifth-starter spot remains a revolving door as Alvarez heads back to the minors following his most recent outing.
Nats-Braves Series Pitching Probables Set for Thu–Sun
Washington and Atlanta's starters are mapped out for all four games, with Thursday's Nats starter listed as TBA pending an IL return.
Nationals and Red Sox Complete Curtis Mead–Connelly Early Swap
Washington and Boston exchanged players in a deal involving Curtis Mead and Connelly Early, per podcast discussion.
Rays, Phillies Scouting Nationals LHP Foster Griffin
Both playoff contenders had scouts at Griffin's recent start, raising the possibility Washington could move the left-hander at the trade deadline.
Mead-Connelly Trade: Nationals and Red Sox Swap Assets
Washington lands Curtis Mead in a low-cost flip while Boston adds a starter to address rotation depth needs.