YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE: Washington Nationals Arbitration Decisions Reveal Front Office Strategy, Payroll Reality, and Cade Cavalli’s Future
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YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE: Washington Nationals Arbitration Decisions Reveal Front Office Strategy, Payroll Reality, and Cade Cavalli’s Future
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The Washington Nationals avoided arbitration with most of their young core, but the details behind those decisions reveal far more than clean contract negotiations. CJ Abrams, MacKenzie Gore, Luis García Jr., and Jake Irvin all reached agreements, signaling stability — yet Cade Cavalli standing alone as the lone arbitration case raises questions about how the Nationals truly value their rotation and long-term assets.
This episode breaks down what the Nationals’ arbitration outcomes say about the new front office under Paul Toboni, how a $97 million payroll (with $35 million tied to Stephen Strasburg) shapes the rebuild, and why trade speculation around Abrams and Gore isn’t going away. From salary restraint to roster uncertainty at first base and on the pitching staff, this is a clear-eyed look at where the Washington Nationals really stand entering the 2026 season.
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