After major Grade 1 success with Dornoch last year, retired MLB star Jayson Werth launches his new ownership venture, Icon Racing, with its first starter Thursday at Saratoga.

Former MLB All-Star Jayson Werth earned his first Saratoga win as co-owner of Sacred Goddess, a two-year-old filly who surged to victory in her debut.

Washington Nationals outfielder Jayson Werth said of his five days in the Fairfax County Adult Detention Center: “I wouldn’t say it was the easiest thing to go through. I don’t feel like my ...

ANAHEIM, Calif. — Something always seemed a little off about Jayson Werth’s injury, a prognosis told differently by the left fielder and his manager and from which he was supposed to be able ...

Jayson Werth “couldn’t go there” yet, not quite so soon, not a half-hour after his Nationals season ended in another loss that redefines the phrase gut-wrenching, in part because by this ...

Jayson Werth generally wanders into the clubhouse around 4 p.m., changes and heads out to stretch. If he needs treatment (and at 37 years old, he often does) Werth arrives a little earlier, sheds ...

Jayson Werth played four seasons in Philadelphia and spent six years alongside Bryce Harper, which gives him a singular perspective on the 13-year, $330 million contract Harper agreed to on ...

Jayson Werth hugs his son Jackson during a pregame ceremony for induction into the Nationals Ring of Honor Saturday night. (Tommy Gilligan/USA TODAY Sports) ...

Former Nationals outfielder Jayson Werth pled guilty last week to driving under the influence in the Scottsdale area. The arrest occurred in April, when Werth was playing at the Mariners’ spring ...

Werth was asked by MASN’s Dan Kolko, in an on-field TV interview also heard by those in attendance. “Yeah, let’s hear it! Yeah!” the 37-year-old yelled, gesturing toward the stands.

I’ve been thinking about his question off and on since then. I thought of it again last week when Werth received the biggest ovation during what might have been his last regular-season game with ...

Werth, 35, was found guilty of misdemeanor reckless driving Friday for the July 6 incident, and Fairfax County General District Court Chief Judge Penney Azcarate sentenced him to 10 days in jail.