Washington Nationals catcher Matt Wieters is suffering from an injury that will likely land him on the disabled list. The team hasn't announced, however, what that injury is. According to Chelsea Janes of The Washington Post, [...]

Washington Nationals catcher Matt Wieters is having himself a spring. In contrast to his disappointing 2017 numbers (wOBA of .273 and 62 wRC+), he's now 7-for-17 at the plate this spring with a home run and five RBI. It's only a small sample, but any news from him is encouraging. The Nationals were looking to pick up J.T. Realmuto from the Marlins, but the asking price (likely a top prospect) was too high. This might have lit a fire under [...]

This article references Matt Wieters and more! Washington Nationals catcher Matt Wieters is expected to be involved in more of a platoon situation behind the plate in 2018, with Pedro Severino the favorite to win the backup job. Severino must beat out Miguel Montero for the backup job in spring training, and Washington believes that Severino is ready to become a full-time big league player. The switch-hitting [...]Keep on reading: Matt Wieters Expected To Be In Platoon

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Matt Wieters exercised his option and will return in 2018 as likely the primary Nationals catcher. Despite a terrible season that saw him ranked third-lowest in defensive [...]

Washington Nationals shortstop Trea Turner, outfielder Jayson Werth, first baseman Ryan Zimmerman and catcher Matt Wieters are resting Thursday. Make sure all four of them are out of your lineups. [...]

Matt Wieters will sit out the finale between the Nationals and Phillies on Wednesday. Pedro Severino will start in his place. This seems like a regular day of rest for [...]

Matt Wieters will sit out the Tuesday night contest with the Marlins, and Pedro Severino will start at catcher. He's dealing with several ailments and has both Severino and Jose Lobaton as back-ups. [...]

Washington Nationals catcher Matt Wieters (back) is back in the starting lineup Monday after sitting out over the weekend. He's behind the plate and batting eighth against Marlins lefty starter Adam Conley. [...]

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