"The Washington Nationals have been very busy this offseason, as the club is hoping to return to their winning ways of the 2010s soon. It obviously is not going to be an easy task to complete, but the new President of Baseball Operations Paul Toboni is seemingly already off to a great start in his early tenure. After hiring a first-time manager of their own in Blake Butera, who is just 33-years-old."
"But who did the Padres bring in as their new skipper? Former Washington Nationals righty Craig Stammen is now set to be the next leader of the Padres, making it a huge accomplishment for the 4-year-old. After being drafted by the Nationals in the 12th round of the 2005 MLB Draft, Stammen made his big league debut for the club in 2009, and would go on to spend parts of 7 seasons with the team,"
The Washington Nationals have been active this offseason while seeking to return to their 2010s success. New President of Baseball Operations Paul Toboni hired 33-year-old Blake Butera as a first-time manager. Other teams are also hiring young, rising managers. A second former Nationals player has been hired to manage in the Pacific Time Zone after Kurt Suzuki joined the Los Angeles Angels. Former Nationals right-hander Craig Stammen will serve as the San Diego Padres’ manager. Stammen was drafted in the 12th round in 2005, debuted in 2009, appeared in 229 games with a 3.91 ERA and 1.310 WHIP, then spent six seasons with the Padres.
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