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 ...

“Ownership has given me marching orders to put a championship-caliber club on the field,” Rizzo said Tuesday. “That’s my focus, and that’s our objective this offseason.” ...

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 ...

The Washington Nationals have officially reached an agreement with general manager Mike Rizzo on a multiyear contract extension. Rizzo, 62, has served as the team's GM and head of baseball ...

Killer Mike is a man of contradictions. He has campaigned for Bernie Sanders and rapped about celebrating Ronald Reagan’s death; he also supports gun ownership and speaks warmly about Georgia ...

Davey Martinez has agreed to a two-year contract with an option. Mike Rizzo is expected to sign a deal of similar length.

This isn’t any new revelation to ownership or Rizzo or Martinez, mind you. They’ve certainly known the terms of those contracts all along.

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 ...

For a change, he could leave ownership dangling like the Lerners have done to him. The 2015 season was underway before the team finally picked up Rizzo’s two-year option. The wait defied ...