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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