Washington Nationals Complete Organizational Chart

by Justin Bopp on Jan 26, 2012 12:38 AM EST in MLB Complete Org. Charts

Nationals Rosters, Salaries, Options, Arbitration Details, Prospects

It's a LIVE, complete organizational chart, from the upstairs offices all the way down to the last open bench spot in Single A, and it includes salary, arbitration, and option details in a single handy chart you can't get anywhere else:

Researched and developed by Jeff Kleiner through his own sources, public information, and data made available by reputable outlets. Maintained by Kleiner and MLBDD Staff.

*Please note lower level orgs make changes on a daily and sometimes hourly basis. Best efforts will be made to include them in most cases. Feel free to provide feedback in the comments section, and know that updates sometimes lag between saving and posting.

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Morse 2 year contract

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2012: $3.25M + 500k signing bonus, 2013: $6.75M

by dc Roach on Jan 27, 2012 9:53 AM EST reply actions

Stan Kasten no longer invovled with the Nationals

He resigned after the 2010 season and was bought out of his ownership stake soon after. He is now part of a group interested in buying the Dodgers.

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by Dave at District Sports Page on Jan 27, 2012 11:11 AM EST reply actions

Some very very minor details

Oliver Perez is on the Mariners and Michael Aubrey has retired. Other than that looks good.

links

http://www.mlbtraderumors.com/2012/01/mariners-sign-oliver-perez.html

http://syracusechiefs.mlblogs.com/2012/01/17/offseason-qa-michael-aubrey/

Great work, it aint easy to put all that together

MOAR SEVERINO!

by jeff550 on Jan 27, 2012 2:51 PM EST reply actions

Great list

Love it. One minor detail. Strasburg has almost no chance of qualifying for arbitration next year. That will be ’14. He has 1.1 years of service so another year will not get him super 2 status for ’13.

He is in the very unusual (unprecedented?) situation of his initial major league contract expiring BEFORE he hits arbitration.

I’ve posted this elsewhere to skepticism but I’m confident it’s right. The Nats technically could renew him for the min for ‘13 but of course they won’t. The question is will they extend him for one year or longer? It’s a story the press is missing. But what do I know?