Are the Washington Nationals interesting again? That depends on your
definition, but the youth movement is fascinating (when the young guys
are actually out there). On Friday, they pushed Jackson Kent to his absolute
limit, and he shoved. Can he reel in the walks? This week, they've watched
Daylen Lile get out of his own head, and he's raked. Does he have an
extension coming? Then there's Brady House, who hit a ball 445 feet and
seems to be figuring it out against right-handed pitching. How much runway
will he get against righties next year? More specifically: What is the next
developmental stage for the team's youngest players -- who, theoretically,
still have a ton of time to improve?
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