CJ Abrams has been hitting the cover off the ball lately After a few rough AB’s to start the spring, I was getting a little antsy about CJ Abrams. Obviously he had a rough second half on and off the field after his first All-Star appearance.
Entering his third full Major League season, Washington Nationals shortstop CJ Abrams has emerged as one of baseball’s top young players. Now 24 years old, he went to the All-Star Game last season and finished the season with a slash line of .246/.314/.433/.747 with 20 home runs and 65 RBI, along with 31 stolen bases.
The Nationals led baseball in stolen bases in 2024, but it came at a heavy cost The Washington Nationals were the most aggressive team in baseball on the base paths in 2024.
The Nats need to clean up what was a sloppy defense in 2024 During Spring Training, it is very common to see an emphasis on defense, and this is certainly the case for the Nats.
There's a lot of optimism surrounding the Washington Nationals right now. Despite putting up back-to-back 71-win campaigns, all the rising stars and top prospects who are expected to be featured parts of their Major League roster is giving this fan base a ray of hope that hasn't persisted since their World Series-winning season in 2019.
The Nationals young shortstop was the talk of the first day of town at the first day of camp While position players don’t need to show up to camp until February 18th, many decided to come today to join the pitchers and catchers.
With pitchers and catchers reporting today, baseball magic is finally back in the air. Baseball season is officially here, as Nationals pitchers and catchers reported to West Palm Beach today.
Everything is feeling rosy for the Washington Nationals right now. Even though the front office decided to not be aggressive this winter when it came to aggressively pursuing upgrades that could potentially push them out of a rebuild, the positivity surrounding the state of this young core is something the fan base hasn't felt in a while.
The Washington Nationals are approaching the right side of their rebuild, and look to be even better in 2025 than they were in 2024. Twice in as many years, the team has finished the year with a 71-91 record, but in each of the last three seasons, they have crept closer and closer to the National League East lead.
With the team-wide improvements that were seen in 2024, the Washington Nationals are one step closer to contending for a spot in the playoffs, though it will still be tough as they reside in the National League East, the best division in Major League Baseball.
The Washington Nationals had a very interesting situation unfold towards the end of the year when general manager Mike Rizzo made the decision to demote All-Star shortstop CJ Abrams because he had been out late ahead of their game against the Chicago Cubs.
The Washington Nationals have finished up the 2024 season and are looking forward to the offseason as they prepare for 2025. This winter will be an important one for the Nationals as they try to take the next step forward as a franchise.
For fans looking for the light at the end of the mediocrity tunnel, here are three big reasons the team is actually ahead of schedule in its rebuild.
The honeymoon phase is officially over for CJ Abrams. The Washington Nationals optioned the 23-year-old shortstop to Triple-A Rochester on Saturday. Initially, the move by the Nationals seemed perplexing despite the second-half struggles of Abrams.
The Nationals are taking the shortstop's infraction very seriously.
The Washington Nationals optioned shortstop CJ Abrams to Triple-A Rochester on Saturday in surprise move that was disciplinary based, according to manager Dave Martinez.
This is a pretty striking move by the Nationals and is clearly meant to send a message.
It was just over two months ago that he was representing the Nationals in the All-Star Game.
The pitch was nearly parallel to Abrams' eyebrows when it crossed the plate.
In a season marked by remarkable growth and standout performances, Washington Nationals shortstop CJ Abrams has earned his first MLB All-Star selection.
Shortstop CJ Abrams is not in the Washington Nationals' starting lineup for Monday night's matchup with the New York Mets. This marks the third straight game that Abrams has been held out of the lineup with a jammed left shoulder.
CJ Abrams and the Nationals “held substantive discussions” about a possible contract extension this past spring.
When the Washington Nationals made the tough decision to trade superstar outfielder Juan Soto to the San Diego Padres, they got back some of the top prospects in baseball.
When you trade away a franchise player, you hope the return can replace some of the lost production or set your team up well for the future. But when you deal a talent such as Juan Soto, you had better have at least one, if not more, difference-makers coming your way.
Washington Nationals shortstop CJ Abrams, one of the National League’s hottest hitters, is on pace for a 30/30 season. Last season, Abrams showed a glimpse of his offensive potential, but his skills are on full display in 2024.
The regular season is underway and we’re now through the first week of games the Washington Nationals front office would be wise to put their focus towards extending one of their young and rising superstars.
Here are three rising stars looking to make an impact for the Nationals in 2024.
The Washington Nationals shocked the baseball world earlier this month, trading away star Juan Soto in a blockbuster trade with the San Diego Padres.
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