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Yesterday the Nats made a big move by extending Jacob Young. Paul Toboni inked the Nats center fielder to a 4-year $23 million deal with an option for a 5th year. We broke down the deal itself yesterday, but now…

Sam Sallick analyzes whether Jacob Young's recent contract extension with the Washington Nationals could make Dylan Crews a potential trade candidate. Following Young's four-year, $23 million deal, Washington holds long-term control over multiple young outfielders, creating a surplus that executive Paul Toboni could potentially leverage in the trade market.
Sallick notes that while Crews has struggled with a .217 batting average over 225 major league games, his raw power and underlying metrics remain appealing to rival teams. The Nationals could choose to trade Crews from their outfield surplus, though Sallick suggests maintaining an outfield and designated hitter rotation remains a viable option.
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