The Washington Nationals continue to skew young. That was on full display when owner Mark Lerner decided to hand the reins of the baseball operations department

Paul Toboni made a surprising but exciting decision yesterday when he named Ani Kilambi the new general manager of the Washington Nationals. As the GM, Kilambi will serve as the second in command to Toboni, handling more of the day-to-day aspects, including, but not limited to, waiver claims and lower-level trades.

Wednesday night’s news that the Nationals are hiring Anirudh Kilambi as general manager surely caught a number of people by surprise. President of baseball operations Paul Toboni said as recently as last month he didn’t expect to add a GM to his front office yet,

The Washington Nationals seem to have their front office in place. Following Paul Toboni's decision to hire 31-year-old Ani Kilambi to become the team's next ge

When assessing the Nationals roster, one specific area jumped out at president of baseball operations Paul Toboni. “Where my head goes first is pitching -- starting pitching and relief pitching,” Toboni said last week at the Winter Meetings.

When Washington Nationals president of baseball operations Paul Toboni started hiring his front office staff, there was some indication about what roles they would own. Devin Pearson and Andrew Wright -- both of whom were hired away from the Boston Red Sox ...