Nationals GM Mike Rizzo took a subtle jab at ownership as the team continues to struggle through a lengthy rebuild.

Mike Rizzo, a former Nationals executive, offered to buy fans' drinks before this year's Home Run Derby, adding he had "no regrets" about his 16-year tenure.

During his negotiations with ownership, Mike Rizzo insists that the topic of whether the Lerners would sell the Washington Nationals never came up. The general manager didn't need any assurances ...

In a city known for political machinations, Washington Nationals ownership sure looks like it is pulling a power play on president of baseball operations Mike Rizzo. Want a contract extension, Mike?

So while it may not be fair to evaluate Rizzo and Martinez based on the 2022 team’s record, it is fair to evaluate them on how they got here in the first place and how they are losing games.

Martinez and Rizzo did not immediately respond to requests for comment. The Nationals, in the third year of their rebuild, are showing considerable progress. They are 23-14 since opening the ...

Mike Rizzo was fine with admitting that, no, the Washington Nationals don’t have any offers out to free agents. The general manager is not sure when a stalled market will crack.

The last time Mike Rizzo traded for an established starting pitcher was five years ago, in December 2013, when he sent Robbie Ray, Steve Lombardozzi and Ian Krol to the Detroit Tigers in exchange ...

The Nationals are 1,149-1,161 (.497) since the start of the 2009 season, when Rizzo took over Washington’s baseball operations. Since 2012, the Nationals are 941-884 (.516), a top-10 record in ...