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The GM Meetings are on the Clock in Las Vegas

There are obvious holes to even the untrained eye when it comes to Washington Nationals. When you set an ignominious record for 42 blown saves, you have a gaping black hole. When the back of your rotation has a full-time…

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Published: Tuesday, 10 November 2026 at 5:41 AM

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The writer argues Washington must address major pitching and offensive gaps as the GM Meetings begin.
Washington set a record with 42 blown saves in 2026, making bullpen improvements a top offseason priority.
Paul Toboni stated the Nationals will be open-minded and creative with future payroll flexibility.

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Washington Nationals President of Baseball Operations Paul Toboni faces major roster decisions heading into the GM Meetings. Following a 2026 season plagued by 42 blown saves and rotation struggles, Washington aims to use its payroll flexibility to upgrade its pitching staff and acquire an impact bat, potentially via trades.

The writer argues that Washington should adopt a Moneyball-style strategy focused on strike-zone discipline and cost-effective high-leverage relievers. The Nationals have already made minor moves with the San Francisco Giants and must prepare for crucial Rule 5 draft protection choices.

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