The Washington Nationals have more starting-pitching options heading into 2027, but can they turn that depth into reliable major-league production? Dan Holmi breaks down Cade Cavalli, Connelly Early, Andrew Alvarez, Jake Irvin, and the battle for the final rotation spots.
Plus, we examine Jackson Kent, Josiah Gray, DJ Herz, Riley Cornelio, and Luis Perales, while looking ahead to injured pitching prospects Jarlin Susana and Travis Sykora. The Nationals have more choices than they did a year ago. Now they need results.
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