Nationals' Infield Future Is Bright | MLB News

The Nationals’ infield is struggling now, but their future is electric. CJ Abrams is shifting to second base, while Nasim Nunez, Brady House, and Abimelec Ortiz are still developing — and backups have been inconsistent. But look below the surface: MLB Pipeline ranks their infield prospects third in baseball, led by top-five talent Eli Willits at shortstop, plus rising stars Devin Fitz-Gerald, Ronny Cruz, Chris Hacopian, and Seaver King — who’s already making waves and could debut this year. With players moving fluidly between positions and a deep pipeline of power and speed, Washington’s infield is poised for a major rebuild — even if they’re not quite at the Brewers’ or Giants’ level yet.

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