The Nationals have reached a one-year agreement with infielder Paul DeJong worth $1 million, which includes $600,000 in potential incentives. DeJong, 31, previously played for the St. Louis Cardinals, where he debuted in 2017 and had impressive early years, including a strong rookie season. He agreed to a six-year extension before facing challenges in performance, particularly with his batting average. Despite struggles at the plate post-rookie season, his defensive abilities allowed him to maintain a steady role in the team's lineup.
The Nationals have signed infielder Paul DeJong to a one-year, $1 million deal with an additional $600,000 in potential incentives, adding to their roster integrity.
Paul DeJong, a former Cardinals shortstop, had a strong rookie season and was recognized but faced challenges in the following years due to fluctuating performance.
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