At Roger Dean Stadium, several MLB general managers, including Nationals GM Mike Rizzo, spoke about their teams' offseason activities. Rizzo highlighted a strategic approach of addressing roster needs while avoiding major expenditures and blocking promising prospects. Despite the Nationals' previous struggles with back-to-back 71-win seasons, he expressed optimism about their progress. This offseason, the Nationals fortified their rotation and added new players without committing to long-term contracts, allowing flexibility for team growth and development of in-house talent, specifically for the third base position.
Rizzo emphasized filling roster needs without overspending and prioritizing prospects, maintaining a balance while reflecting optimism despite previous 71-win seasons.
The Nationals added depth without long-term contracts, focusing on in-house options for third base and maintaining payroll flexibility.
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