Nathaniel Lowe loses to Washington Nationals in final salary arbitration case of the year
First baseman Nathaniel Lowe has lost to Washington in the final salary arbitration case this year and will get the Nationals’ $10.3 million offer rather than his $11.1 million request.
Nationals Win Arbitration Hearing Against Nathaniel Lowe
The Nationals have won their arbitration hearing with Nathaniel Lowe, the TalkNats website reports . Lowe will receive a $10.3MM salary for the 2025 season, rather than the $11.1MM salary he was hoping to land by going to a hearing.
Nationals win arbitration case against Lowe
The Nationals learned today they won their arbitration case against first baseman Nathaniel Lowe, a source familiar with the decision confirmed.Lowe will make $10.3 million this season, the highest salary on the team’s current 2025 roster.
Nationals' Nathaniel Lowe: Loses arbitration case
Lowe will make $10.3 million in 2025 after losing his arbitration hearing against the Nationals on Saturday, Andrew Golden of The Washington Post reports. Lowe will receive $800,000 less than what ...
Nationals win arbitration hearing against veteran 1B
He will receive a $10.3M salary for the 2025 season, rather than the $11.1M salary he was hoping to land by going to a hearing.
Nathaniel Lowe and Washington Nationals argue final salary arbitration case of the year
First baseman Nathaniel Lowe asked to be paid $11.1 million and the Washington Nationals argued for $10.3 million in the final salary arbitration hearing of the year.
Washington Nationals Beat Veteran Star in Salary Arbitration Ruling
The Washington Nationals and first baseman Nathaniel Lowe received their salary arbitration ruling on Saturday, with the Nationals winning the case.
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Newcomer Lowe adapts to life as Nats' well-paid veteran
Nathaniel Lowe looked around the Nationals clubhouse Sunday morning and tried to get used to a few ideas previously foreign to him.He’s not only the new guy in camp, having spent the last four seasons ...
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Nationals sign infielder Paul DeJong to a one-year contract
New first baseman Nathaniel Lowe arrived at Nationals camp Saturday, the same day he lost his arbitration case. He’ll earn $10.3 million this season, the highest salary on the roster.