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Links open at Nats Journal- Hard-swinging Ortiz has potential, but has much to prove
Abimelec Ortiz burst onto the scene this summer. But after pitchers began to figure him out, the young slugger needs to show he can adjust.
Summary from publisher feedRead at Nats Journal → - Has Nuñez maxed out, or is there another level to his game?
Nasim Nuñez proved himself this year as an elite defender and baserunner, but that may not be enough to merit regular playing time in…
Summary from publisher feedRead at Nats Journal → - What’s the most likely outcome for Abrams in 2027?
The Nationals must decide whether to trade or retain their dynamic All-Star, then whether he’s their second baseman or…
Summary from publisher feedRead at Nats Journal → - In-season demotion helped House rediscover his confidence
The Nationals sent Brady House to Rochester for two months. He returned a better hitter and fielder, offering renewed hope for 2027.
Summary from publisher feedRead at Nats Journal → - After dismal start, Vivas contributed by season’s end
By embracing his strengths (defensive versatility, a good eye at the plate), Jorbit Vivas managed to end his year on a positive…
Summary from publisher feedRead at Nats Journal → - How does Ford fit into Nats’ catching plan one year after acquisition?
The Nationals got Harry Ford from Seattle to be their long-term catcher, but his struggles and Keibert Ruiz’s bounce-back might change that…
Summary from publisher feedRead at Nats Journal → - How Ruiz re-established himself as the Nationals’ No. 1 catcher
With major improvements both at and behind the plate, Keibert Ruiz enjoyed a desperately needed bounce-back season
Summary from publisher feedRead at Nats Journal → - With major offensive improvement, Young enjoyed step-forward season
Jacob Young put up the best offensive numbers of his career, making a compelling case to be the starting center fielder on a winning Nats…
Summary from publisher feedRead at Nats Journal → - Despite lack of hot streaks, Lile still finished with strong numbers
With 58 extra-base hits and much-improved play in left field, Daylen Lile enjoyed a solid-if-not-spectacular sophomore season in the…
Summary from publisher feedRead at Nats Journal → - Better process or not, Crews must produce better results
Dylan Crews’ final totals didn’t reflect how hard he hit the ball, but the young outfielder needs to start hitting the ball more…
Summary from publisher feedRead at Nats Journal → - Is Wood ready to make final leap from star to superstar?
James Wood took his already-elite game to new heights this season. The only thing left to do: Set an example of consistent excellence for his teammates.
Summary from publisher feedRead at Nats Journal → - Revisiting our Opening Day predictions
It’s time to look back at just how wrong we in the media were about the 2026 Nationals
Summary from publisher feedRead at Nats Journal → - End-of-season Q&A
You’ve got questions. I’ve got answers (hopefully).
Summary from publisher feedRead at Nats Journal → - Revamped farm system made major strides
With a number of breakout individual performances and across-the-board team success, the Nationals saw significant progress in the…
Summary from publisher feedRead at Nats Journal → - What it will take for the 2027 Nationals to return to the postseason
After an encouraging year under new management, the Nationals believe they’re ready to take the next step and play ball next…
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