The Washington Nationals dropped the first game of their spring training schedule with a 3-0 loss to the Houston Astros.

Two pitches and six words. That’s what it took to know that DJ Herz was happy with his offseason. The Washington Nationals’ 24-year-old lefty, not one to lack chutzpah, had his first bullpen ...

This will be a season of adjustments for a Washington Nationals pitcher, and both parties are working with each other to ...

Herz focused on adding strength and cutting out unneeded movement in his pitching mechanics this offseason, leaving him optimistic that he'll be able to build off a promising rookie season in 2025, ...

It was a two-out walk in the first inning on Feb. 26. Not that big a deal, right?For DJ Herz, it was a big deal. Not because the result of today’s exhibition game – a 3-0 loss to the Astros – was ...

The most high-profile battle for the Washington Nationals this spring will be in their starting rotation. Multiple young arms ...

Washington looks to have a future ... could really help push the team forward in 2025 is DJ Herz. Last year, he was one of the pitchers the Nationals had to call up, along with Mitchell Parker ...

Washington Nationals left-hander DJ Herz made his Major League debut Tuesday evening, giving up four runs on seven hits in four innings of work and the Nats dropped their second straight to the ...

DJ Herz made 19 big league starts last season and was Washington’s best starter after the all-star break. The Nationals are hoping for a career renaissance from right-hander Michael Soroka ...

The Washington Nationals are entering spring clearly knowing ... working in the low 90s while changing speeds effectively. DJ Herz will be starting in the rotation. He had a successful debut ...