MLB Pipeline: Nationals Prospects Shake Up

0:00Welcome to Washington Nationals News Today. Two minutes of updates that matter to Washington Nationals fans, hit subscribe and stay connected. MLB Pipeline just dropped their updated top 30 prospect rankings for the Washington Nationals. Eli will its hold steady at number one, but there are plenty of shifts lower down the list. Rises like Yoel Tejada are turning heads with velocity touching the mid-90s this spring, blending it with solid control from his pro debut. Tejada's extension and slider make him a breakout candidate, and some see him cracking the top 100 soon. Meanwhile, Alex Clemmie dropped to 11th, partly due to new arrivals, but also some dips in his slider sharpness and velocity settling around. 92 to 96 miles per hour. Clemmie's still just 20 years old and holding his own in AA despite command woes. The Nationals plan to test him at shortstop, third base, and even second base for versatility. I could boost his value amid a crowded infield picture.

1:00Pitcher Jason Sime stands out with triple-ditted fastball heat and ongoing work on his curveball and a potential harder slider. He has reliever upside if starting doesn't pan out. The 2024 draft class mixes it up too, with Seever King at 7th and Luke Dickerson at 8th despite modest output while Caleb. Lomavita fell to 28th. Marconi German climbed to 21st after strong Dominican Summer League play, though scouts won state side proof from the 5-foot 10-in-fielder, with speed and pop. Keep an eye on these names as spring training heats up. D&N is brought to you by our sponsor. What is cooler than cool? A pillow that plays your sound, S-O-L-I, solelypillow.com