Nationals DFA 2-Time All-Star Amid Season-Threatening Cold Streak
Summary
The Washington Nationals removed pitcher Miles Mikolas from their roster after a very poor season. Mikolas struggled with a high earned run average (ERA) and contributed to the team's losses, which have hurt their chance to reach the playoffs.Key Facts
- The Nationals designated right-handed pitcher Miles Mikolas for assignment in 2026.
- Mikolas signed a one-year, $2.25 million contract before the season.
- He had a 3-9 win-loss record and a 5.82 ERA over 116 innings pitched.
- Mikolas allowed 27 home runs, nearly matching last year's total in fewer innings.
- The Nationals have one of the worst pitching performances in MLB, with a 4.74 team ERA.
- The team is five games behind for a playoff spot after losing nine straight games.
- Mikolas previously had two All-Star seasons, in 2018 and 2022, with better performance.
- Despite his tough season, other teams might still consider signing Mikolas.
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