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Rangers acquire MacKenzie Gore from Nationals in prospect-heavy trade
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The Texas Rangers bolstered their rotation by acquiring left-handed starter MacKenzie Gore from the Washington Nationals in exchange for five prospects on Thursday. Gore, a 2025 All-Star with two years of team control remaining, joins a contending Rangers squad aiming for another World Series run. The deal highlights Texas' win-now strategy, while Washington restocks its farm system with young talent.
The Washington Nationals claimed left-handed reliever Richard Lovelady off waivers from the New York Mets on Thursday, adding a veteran arm to their bullpen. To make room on the 40-man roster, the team designated utility player Mickey Gasper for assignment. Lovelady brings six years of Major League experience to the organization.
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The Texas Rangers have traded for left-handed pitcher MacKenzie Gore from the Washington Nationals, bolstering their rotation with the 2025 All-Star under team control through 2027. In exchange, the Nationals receive five prospects, headlined by first-round draft pick Gavin Fien. The deal underscores Texas's commitment to contending in 2026 despite recent roster changes.
The Washington Nationals have hired Grant Anders as their MLB player development coach, a new role for the organization. Anders, who also serves as bullpen catcher, brings experience from the Baltimore Orioles and other teams. This move aligns with the team's focus on developing its young roster under new leadership.
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The Washington Nationals tendered contracts to all seven of their arbitration-eligible players on the non-tender deadline. The team also agreed to a one-year deal with catcher Riley Adams. This marks the first major roster decision under president of baseball operations Paul Toboni.