CJ Abrams Getting An MRI, Who Fits The Washington Nationals In The MLB Draft?

[@Shawnkula11b]

16:42 true good point but we still lack at certain spots

[@jacobdavis2552]

Wrists are very finicky and very complex. I personally have wrist problems and had no clue how I hurt them either. I feel for CJ and anyone else with wrist issues. In the human wrist there are so many nerves, tendons, ligaments, and small bones in a very small amount of space. A lot can go wrong and it doesn’t take much to injure a wrist.

[@ericgilbert997]

We need to draft pitching, pitching, and more pitching. Having a farm system full of young, cost control starters is the foundation for any championship dynasty.

[@ryanc6340]

I dont disagree with this, I just think there’s a lot of intriguing bats at #10 that they can’t pass on. Rizzo has always taken best player available with high ceilings and I think the prep SS’s will be there and Rizzo will take one of them ultimately

[@jorgeb555]

Note: The Nats are currently tied for the SECOND WILD CARD SPOT. 😎🥳⚾️

[@Shawnkula11b]

15:15 we got to many SS and OF and our future is set at those soots

[@thewinefox213]

We need more sneaky pop... and some obvious pop too!!😂😂

[@Shawnkula11b]

0:09 let’s start loading on 1st base 3rd and catcher and maybe relief pitchers

[@clarktownsend8991]

Very rare for relief pitchers to go 1st round. You can always convert the good stuff guys who can hack it as starters into dominant relievers. I think Adon is someone who they need to start considering that for in the Nats system now.

[@Shawnkula11b]

@@clarktownsend8991 fantastic point ! And i completely agree on adon ! Feel he can be a great SU guy or closer