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Will Paul Toboni and the Washington Nationals make any noise at the GM Meetings?

Today is actually the first day of the GM Meetings in Las Vegas. Most years, the GM meetings don’t result in any massive moves, instead they set the scene for things that happen later in the offseason. However, this year…

By Sam Sallick · Federal Baseball

Published: Monday, 9 November 2026 at 8:30 PM

Key Things to Know

Sam Sallick questions whether Paul Toboni and the Nationals will execute major moves at the GM Meetings.
A looming December lockout is creating added urgency for MLB front offices to negotiate trades and signings early.
Sallick highlights shortstop CJ Abrams as a prime candidate who could draw significant trade interest from opposing general managers.

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Writer Sam Sallick analyzes whether Paul Toboni and the Washington Nationals will make major moves during the MLB GM Meetings in Las Vegas. With a looming lockout in early December creating a tight deadline, Sallick notes that trade discussions across the league are already more advanced than usual as executives face pressure to act quickly.

Sallick argues that the upcoming weeks could define the Nationals' future, particularly concerning whether the club decides to trade shortstop CJ Abrams. While the Nationals are no longer in a full-scale rebuild following progress in 2026, Sallick suggests the meetings will clarify Toboni's offseason strategy before the potential work stoppage.

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