The Washington Nationals have received catcher Drew Millas and pitchers Richard Guasch and Seth Shuman from the Oakland Athletics in exchange for catcher Yan Gomes and infielder Josh Harrison, according to Shayna Rubin of the Mercury News. Millas is slashing .255/.372/.359 with three homers, 10 steals, 28 RBI and 34 runs scored over 59 games at High-A this year. Also at High-A, Guasch is 1-4 with a 4.67 ERA, 1.537 WHIP and 26.8 percent strikeout rate over 54 innings while Shuman is 2-3 with a ...

The Washington Nationals have a deal in place to trade catcher Yan Gomes and infielder Josh Harrison to the Oakland Athletics, according to Jesse Dougherty of the Washington Post. Gomes had earlier been linked to Toronto, but now he'll head to Oakland where he'll figure to split time behind the plate with Sean Murphy. Gomes is slashing .271/.323/.454 with nine homers, 35 RBI and 30 runs scored this year, while Harrison is slashing .294/.366/.434 with six homers, five steals, 38 RBI and 39 ...

Washington Nationals utility man Josh Harrison was the offensive star Thursday, collecting a home run, three doubles, a single, two RBI, and two runs across eight at-bats in a doubleheader split against the Philadelphia Phillies. The home run came in the nightcap, a two-run shot off reliever Connor Brogdon. It was his sixth of the year. Harrison has produced an .800 OPS in 320 at-bats and has added five stolen bases. He is likely to be traded before the deadline on Friday, which would ...

Washington Nationals utility man Josh Harrison went 1-for-4 with a triple, a walk, an RBI, and a run scored Monday in a 6-5 loss to the Philadelphia Phillies. Harrison has been excellent of late, slashing .333/.397/.526 in his last 15 games while mostly batting in the fifth spot of the lineup. As the Nationals move to sell off assets, Harrison is a likely candidate to go, and his fantasy value would very likely drop significantly in such a scenario.

Washington Nationals utility man Josh Harrison had three hits Sunday, going 3-for-5 with two doubles, a run, and an RBI. It's his second game in the row with three hits. Harrison is in position to bat in the middle of the lineup every day for the Nats, playing all over the diamond. He has a .284/.358/.401 slash line with five homers, five steals, 32 runs, and 34 RBI in 282 at-bats. He's a solid all-around add in deeper formats, with the bonus of flexibility.

BALLER MOVE:Add in 12+ Team LeaguesROSTERED IN: 11% of leaguesANALYSIS:Harrison has been a reliable hitter for the Nationals this year but it's mostly gone under the radar in the fantasy community. "J Hay" is a known commodity at this stage of his career so that could be why he's received little attention but his numbers may surprise you. Heading into the All-Star break, he was slashing .271/.348/.375 with 13 doubles, five home runs, 32 RBI, five stolen bases, and 29 runs scored across 269 ...

Washington Nationals second baseman Josh Harrison is getting the day off as the team faces Trevor Williams and the Chicago Cubs on Thursday. Jordy Mercer is getting the start at second base and batting seventh in the game. Harrison has been a solid contributor for the Nationals this year and has seen semi-regular playing time lately. Through 30 games on the year, he is slashing .284/.362/.405 with three home runs, 13 RBI and 13 runs. He's shown great plate discipline with a 13.1% strikeout ...

BALLER MOVE:Add in 12+ Team LeaguesROSTERED IN: 16% of leaguesANALYSIS:Josh Harrison hit his third home run of the year on Friday, bringing his overall line to a zesty .325/.416/.494. Because he's a career second-division starter and utility infielder who will turn 34 in July, you might be tempted to write this off as a mirage of a hot start. But there may well be more here.Harrison began experimenting with a new batting grip last year, and fully adopted a "split" grip this spring. It's rare for...

Washington Nationals first baseman Josh Bell is not in the lineup for Sunday's game against the Diamondbacks. Second baseman Josh Harrison (back) returns to the lineup after missing Saturday's game with back stiffness. It's a routine day off for Bell, who has started in five games since returning from the COVID-19 list, batting just .105 with one extra-base hit in 23 plate appearances. Ryan Zimmerman, who is hitting .345, will get the start at first base on Sunday.

Washington Nationals starting pitcher Jon Lester, catcher Alex Avila, outfielder Kyle Schwarber and second baseman Josh Harrison will not be available if the Nationals begin their season in the next few days, according to Maria Torres of The Athletic. Torres adds that none of these players have been identified as either testing positive or simply being in quarantine due to being a close contact. Regardless, they will be out for the short-term if the Nationals start playing this week, which ...