VIDEO: Update on Strasburg

Davey Johnson gave an update before Saturday's game on Stephen Strasburg, confirming the right-hander is still on track to return June 16. Strasburg threw a bullpen session that showed no complications for his strained right lat muscle. He was originally placed on the 15-day disabled list on June 6.

The Nationals completed their 2013 draft on Saturday as well, picking a total of 39 players. Only three of the Nats' newest members are still alive in the NCAA Tournament, two from Rice University and one from UCLA. If you want to check out the Nats' draft picks in the tournament, here is some information on when you can see them:

VIDEO: Gio, Rizzo on Biogenesis

On Wednesday morning, one of our cameramen at CSN caught up with Gio Gonzalez and Mike Rizzo at a charity event for diabetes. Both Gio and Rizzo addressed the renewed allegations of Gonzalez' connection to the Miami-based clinic Biogenesis.

Also, here is a list of local baseball players expected to be taken in this week's MLB Draft:

Local baseball players likely to be picked in MLB draft

Every year the Mid-Atlantic region produces a fair share of MLB prospects, especially Virginia which boasts one of the best college baseball programs in the country in the University of Virginia Cavaliers. This year there is no Ryan Zimmerman or Danny Hultzen, a prospect projected as a top ten pick, but there is significant depth. The Commonwealth once again has plenty of potential draft picks with Maryland chipping in a few as well.

Here is a look at local products expected to be drafted with their rankings in Baseball America’s top 500 list:

From the state of Virginia:

34 - RHP Connor Jones – Great Bridge HS (Chesapeake, Va.)

Virginia’s 2013 Gatorade Player of the Year, Jones is committed to play for Brian O’Connor and the Cavaliers in Charlottesville. He’ll have to decide if he wants to go pro or to college.

54 – 3B Chad Pinder – Virginia Tech

Pinder is a versatile hitter with a .321 average, 11 home runs, and 62 RBI for the Hokies in his junior year.