Teddy Should Not Have Won
George LewisNationals Baseball, Explained Through Data — by a Lifelong Fan
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Consensus Nationals Top Prospect List
Introduction
While individual prospect rankings at the public level can lack the information and data that inform internal decision making and prioritization, the increased availability of video and data has allowed outside analysts t...
Batted Ball Spin and the Nats Outfield Positioning
While there was near universal excitement around Daylen Lile and James Wood in the corners going into the season, there remained long-term questions about the defensive fit. In 2025, the Nationals corner outfielders were 29th in the league...
The Data of Advance Scouting
This weekend, Nats fans who subscribe to the Athletic were rewarded with a fantastic article by Spencer Nusbaum. Spencer wrote about the Nats new style of hitters’ meetings, in which players are assigned homework and coaches synthesize swat...
Building Modern Bullpens
Through 13 games to begin the season, the Nationals bullpen has a 5.92 ERA and a 6.96 FIP. The underlying numbers are not any rosier. Their bullpen has a combined stuff+ of 98, the second lowest in the league, and they are walking 12.8% of...
Updating Priors on Nationals Prospects
Eli Willits in his Spring Training Debut
Back before Spring Training, I published a Top 66 Nationals Prospects list. It was one of my first posts while I reinvigorated this Substack and it is the one I’m most proud of. I think it is well r...
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