The Nationals are making a bold move, shifting young shortstop CJ Abrams to second base — a change that could unlock his defensive potential but has him personally uneasy. Manager Blake Butera believes Abrams’ athleticism makes him a perfect fit, citing Marcus Semien and Bo Bichette as successful precedents. Though Abrams hasn’t played a single inning at second yet, the team is taking a cautious, game-by-game approach to ensure he’s fully prepared before making the official switch — aiming for a seamless transition that benefits both player and franchise.
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