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Is it time to worry about James Wood's second half struggles? (opens the original)
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The Washington Nationals offense had a great year. The N has been ranked near the top of most major offensive categories all season. Even after trading Luis Garcia Jr., who was leading the NL in slugging at the time of the trade, at the trade deadline the offense did not see the fall off many expected. One of the major reasons for the offense overperforming was James Wood. He finished top three in every major offensive category for the Washington Nationals this season. He set new career highs in
2 possible offseason extension candidates for the Washington Nationals (opens the original)
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On Friday, the Washington Nationals and RHP Cade Cavalli agreed to a four-year extension with a club option for 2031. This is a great sign for Nats fans, as it shows the Lerner family is finally ready to pay home grown talent and keep them around. Ultimately, he is the first of many different Nats players who could be given extensions this offseason. It’s a good start locking down your ace for the foreseeable future but for anyone to begin praising the Lerner’s they will have to open their check
Could Eli Willits realistically debut for the Nationals during the 2027 Season? (opens the original)
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The Washington Nationals recently announced that they were moving Eli Willits, the number one pick in the 2025 draft, up from Single-A to Double-A. When the Nats took Willits in the 2025 draft, he was the youngest player in the draft being only 17 years old and the third youngest player ever taken. It has been a quick rise through the farm system for Willits who has impressed at every stop so far. At Single-A Fredericksburg he slashed .300/.418/.500 with 23 extra base hits and 29 stolen bases in
Why this forgotten righty could be the Nationals' 2027 version of Cade Cavalli (opens the original)
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When the Nationals traded Trea Turner and Max Scherzer to the Dodgers, they received a package of four players that included two top prospects. One of the top prospects was catcher Keibert Ruiz who has gone on to establish himself as the number one option behind the plate for the foreseeable future this season. Ruiz was signed to an 8-year $50 million dollar extension in 2023. The other top prospect they received was right-handed pitcher Josiah Gray. Gray was the prototype future ace of the staf
5 Nationals players with the most to prove in the month of September (opens the original)
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The season has not turned out the way the Washington Nationals hoped for. They have not had a month with a winning record since May, and the bullpen has been one of the worst all season. However, they have taken a massive step forward in the long rebuild and have plenty of positives to look at as we head into the final month of the season. James Wood and CJ Abrams have established themselves as superstars and Cade Cavalli has emerged as the ace for the foreseeable future. The offense as a whole
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