Pitching Pains, Crews Rehab & Young’s Baserunning Slip” Nationals Breakdown
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Pitching Pains, Crews Rehab & Young’s Baserunning Slip” Nationals Breakdown
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The Nationals continue misusing pitchers by treating them like Max Scherzer—overworking them past performance limits. This strategy consistently results in fatigue-induced breakdowns, as seen with Gio González, Jake Irvin, Michael Soroka, and Mitchell Parker. Analytics suggest pulling starters early preserves their performance, yet the team refuses to adjust, often causing ERA spikes and dead arms in subsequent starts.
Rookie Dylan Crews is making steady rehab progress, recently cleared to travel and begin light swinging, although full activity still lies ahead. Meanwhile, Jay Young's elite speed has been marred by poor sliding technique; his stolen base success has dropped from perfect to 59%. If he adjusts his slides, he'll enhance the team's offensive potential and reduce rally-crushing outs.