Since Anthony Rendon left the Washington Nationals in 2019, the team has not had a competent third baseman, ranking the worst in the league at that position. With GM Mike Rizzo labeling the position a black hole, the recent signing of Paul DeJong for $1.6 million reflects the team's urgent need for improvement. Manager Dave Martinez emphasized the need for power bats at corner infield positions and acknowledged the challenges in the thin market for third basemen, underscoring their ongoing search for upgrades.
Since 2019, the Washington Nationals have struggled to find a competent third baseman, making it a critical offseason goal for management.
General Manager Mike Rizzo acknowledged the thin market for third basemen and noted attempts to convert Gleyber Torres to the position.
Manager Dave Martinez confirmed that upgrading the corner infield positions is a priority, citing a need for power bats.
The Nationals' recent signing of Paul DeJong reflects their urgent need to address the black hole at third base.
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