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The star outfielder discussed the ongoing rumors and his future with the Nationals ahead of Tuesday’s trade deadline.

After more than a year of being sidelined with injuries, the Mets ace will take the mound against the Nationals next week.

WASHINGTON — The Cardinals' final series before the trade deadline against one of the most intriguing players at the trade deadline began with a glimpse of the team they hope to be once those trade winds stop Tuesday.

By this time next week, it will all be over. We’ll know which teams acquired starting pitchers Luis Castillo, José Quintana and Noah Syndergaard. We’ll see where the Cubs sent All-Star catcher Willson Contreras and closer David Robertson, and if they dealt All-Star outfielder Ian Happ. ...

This team has reportedly emerged as a potential player in the chase for the All-Star.

The auditor-general finds the former federal government funnelled an extra $100 million into Nationals electorates against the advice of the Infrastructure Department.

LOS ANGELES — The difference was night and day.

Weird baseball is beautiful.

PITTSBURGH — The Juan Soto sweepstakes have resonated very little locally for obvious reasons. The star outfielder just turned down a nearly half-billion dollar offer from the Washington Nationals last week. So, in the context of the Pirates' penny-pinching ownership, a sign-and-trade situation in which the club gives him more…

Get ready for an all-time blockbuster. Here’s why he is likely to be dealt within the next week.

One of the televisions in the Dodgers' clubhouse Friday afternoon was tuned to MLB Network when Juan Soto appeared. It was time for another segment to discuss Soto's future.