Details of Kyle Finnegan’s $6 million, one-year contract with the Washington Nationals: Deferred money payable $2 million on Jan. 15, 2027, and $2 million on Jan. 15, 2028

Kyle Finnegan steps back into the Nationals’ clubhouse and is expected to return to his closer role: “You’ve got to just understand that they’re running a business, too,” Finnegan said.

Closer Kyle Finnegan has agreed to a one-year, $6 million contract to return to the Washington Nationals, pending the successful completion of a physical exam, two people with knowledge of the deal confirmed to The Associated Press.

After designating outfielder Stone Garrett for assignment last Thursday, the Washington Nationals have made the decision to outright Garrett to Triple-A Rochest

The Washington Nationals had several areas on their roster that needed an upgrade heading into the offseason. For the most part, despite not spending a ton of money, the front office got the job done,

Right-hander Kyle Finnegan walked into the Nationals' clubhouse at CACTI Ballpark of the Palm Beaches like no time had passed. Finnegan is back with the only Major League team he has played for since he debuted in 2020.

Kyle Finnegan was disappointed, but not resentful of the Nationals when they chose to non-tender him three months ago. He understood it was a business decision, and he always left the door open for a return.

All-Star right-handed reliever Kyle Finnegan has agreed to return to the Washington Nationals on a one-year, $6 million deal, according to multiple reports on Tuesday.

The Washington Nationals didn’t spend a ton of money during the offseason, but general manager Mike Rizzo did a solid job of addressing the needs that were most

The Nationals are bringing back Kyle Finnegan, with Robert Murray of FanSided reporting that the two sides have agreed to a one-year contract. The Warner Sports Management client gets a $6MM guarantee, per Jesse Rogers of ESPN. The Nats have a full 40-man roster and will need to make a corresponding move to make this official.

The Nationals are already three weeks into Spring Training -- and 10 games into Grapefruit League action. At the halfway point of camp, let’s look at the latest updates and important next steps that remain ahead.