Popular, heady veteran catcher Kurt Suzuki, who played for the Nats late in the 2012 season then for much of 2013, is returning to Washington on a two-year deal worth $10 million.

Now, less than three days later, Suzuki is cleared to play and expected to catch Max Scherzer in Game 2 of the National League Championship Series on Saturday afternoon.

HOUSTON-- It has been nearly two decades since Nationals catcher Kurt Suzuki earned the nickname "Kurt Klutch." His heroics with Team USA and Cal State Fullerton in the College World Series earned ...

Angels catcher Kurt Suzuki left Saturday's game against Toronto after taking a ball to the neck, but there's a chance he could play Sunday.

"Kurt Suzuki" began trending in the United States on Monday afternoon after a video of President Donald Trump giving the Washington Nationals catcher a hug from behind—striking a pose ...

Kurt Suzuki might not have been best all-around catcher available in free agency, but he does offer something valuable for the Angels' pitching staff.

Suzuki, a product of Cal State Fullerton, lives in Redondo Beach with his wife and three kids, so signing with the Angels gave him a chance to stay at home.

Los Angeles Angels catcher Kurt Suzuki left Saturday night's game against the Toronto Blue Jays with a neck contusion after being hit with a warmup pitch in the third inning. After the game ...

Trump called Suzuki to the podium and the MLB veteran put on the red cap that the president and his supporters have made famous.

The Angels’ acquisition of Kurt Suzuki addressed an area of need, even if it’s not the most pressing vacancy the organization must fill. They added the 37-year-old catcher on a one-year, $1.5 ...

Kurt Suzuki earned the nickname “Pup” before he even enrolled at Baldwin High School. It has stuck with him, at least among those who know him best, for the more than two decades since he left ...

The Oakland Athletics acquired catcher Kurt Suzuki from the Washington Nationals on Friday. The move boosts an injury situation at the position, bringing back a former fan favorite just more than ...