Abrams Shifts to Second Base | MLB News

CJ Abrams is making a bold positional shift from shortstop to second base for the Washington Nationals, a move aimed at boosting defensive stability — especially with Nasim Nunez anchoring shortstop. Though sidelined briefly by injury, Abrams finally took the field at second last Sunday, showing promise as the team eyes a revamped infield. Meanwhile, rising prospect Seaver King is dominating in the minors and could soon fill the shortstop role, setting up a potential future lineup with Abrams at second and King patrolling the hot corner. If Abrams can sharpen his defense while keeping his bat hot, he could become one of the game’s most complete players — and this move might just be the key to the Nationals’ defensive future.

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