The Nationals continue their rebuilding process, having finished last season with a 71-91 record. While still under .500 for the second year in a row, they feel more optimistic about their playoff hopes, thanks to the development of key prospects like Dylan Crews and Luis García Jr. This offseason, the team sought to fill significant gaps, particularly in corner infield and designated hitter roles. Despite some additions, they opted against large investments for top rotation starters, indicating a cautious approach while looking to build towards future competitiveness.
The Nationals finished 71-91 last season, their second straight year landing 20 games under .500. Still, they feel closer to contention than they did 12 months ago.
That said, the Nationals entered the offseason with a handful of huge holes, as GM Mike Rizzo noted they were looking to add one or two middle-of-the-order bats.
Despite not addressing all needs, the Nationals showed some interest in Christian Walker and others but avoided significant investments for top rotation starters.
One can start to see the light at the end of the five-year rebuild, with top prospects making strides toward significant contributions.
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