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  • FA Shortstop #8
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    Nationals minor leaguers 3B Carter Kieboom, RHP Mason Denaburg, RHPAldo Ramirez, RHP Richard Guasch, LHP Tim Cate, and C Israel Pineda have all become free agents.
    Both Kieboom and Denaburg were once first-round picks for the Nationals but neither of them has panned out. Kieboom did hit .265 in 91 games in Triple-A this season with seven home runs and a 13 percent walk rate, so he will likely get a minor league contract with another organization this off-season.
  • WAS Third Baseman #8
    Nationals sent INF Carter Kieboom outright to Triple-A Rochester.
    Kieboom was 3-for-13 (.231) with a double and an RBI in his eight Spring Training games with the Nationals. The 26-year-old slashed .207/.266/.368 in 94 plate appearances with Washington last season and his spring performance ultimately didn’t help his case to grab the third base or a bench spot for the 2024 season.
  • WAS Third Baseman #8
    Carter Kieboom hit a three-run homer and walked Friday as the Nationals topped the Braves 10-6.
    Kieboom was 8-for-46 with no homers this month, and the start tonight was his first in five days. He hasn’t embarrassed himself in hitting .213/.276/.388 in 87 PA since his callup last month, but he also hasn’t looked like someone who needs to be penciled in for a starting job next spring. The Nationals, who signed Jeimer Candelario last winter, might again look for a stopgap at third.
  • WAS Third Baseman #8
    Carter Kieboom is in the Nationals’ starting lineup on Thursday against the Braves.
    Kieboom homered in three of his first six games after being recalled from the minors but is now hitting .178/.229/.200 in his last 48 plate appearances and has been on the bench most games. He’ll get another shot on Thursday with Ildemaro Vargas getting a day off. Jake Alu will also get a day off with Alex Call starting in left field.
  • WAS Third Baseman #8
    Carter Kieboom is out of the Nationals lineup for a second straight game Wednesday against the White Sox.
    Kieboom had a key single off the bench last night as part of the Nationals’ comeback win, but it wasn’t enough to get him the nod today. After homering in three of his first six games back in the majors, he’s hit .178/.229/.200 in his last 48 plate appearances. It’d still seem to make sense for the rebuilding Nationals to use him over Ildemaro Vargas, but Vargas is hot at the moment.
  • WAS Shortstop #8
    Carter Kieboom hit his second homer in three games since his recall Friday in the win over the Marlins.
    Kieboom was hitting a modest .256/.362/.411 in 44 games in Triple-A, but he’s off to a 4-for-10 start with three extra-base hits in the majors. We wouldn’t suggest betting on him at this point, but it’d sure be a great thing for the Nationals rebuild if he could put together a nice September.
  • WAS Shortstop #8
    Carter Kieboom is at third base and batting ninth for Tuesday’s game against the Yankees.
    Kieboom will be making his first appearance in the majors since the 2021 campaign on Tuesday night. The 25-year-old former top prospect was recalled over the weekend from Triple-A Rochester and figures to get an extended look for the Nationals over the final month of the 2023 season.
  • WAS Shortstop #8
    Nationals recalled INF Carter Kieboom from Triple-A Syracuse.
    The 25-year-old infielder was brought up as the 27th man for the Little League Classic on Sunday night, but it was Jeter Downs — not Kieboom — who was optioned to Triple-A Syracuse following the game. That means he’ll get an opportunity to stick around for a while. He could become an interesting fantasy option in deeper leagues if he works his way into regular at-bats.
  • WAS Shortstop #8
    Carter Kieboom will serve as the 27th man as the Nationals take on the Phillies in the Little League Classic on Sunday night.
    It’ll be the first time back in the big leagues for the 25-year-old infielder since the 2021 season. The former top prospect has hit .256/.362/.411 with six homers and 25 RBI over 196 plate appearances across three minor league levels this season.
  • FA Shortstop #8
    Carter Kieboom is dealing with a left oblique injury.
    Nationals manager Dave Martinez told reporters that Kieboom is scheduled to undergo an MRI to determine the extent of the injury. It’s the latest setback for the former top prospect who hasn’t appeared in the majors since the 2021 season due to injury.