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The Nationals deployed a strategy of both buying and selling at the trade deadline this season, shipping off major league talents such as Curtis Mead, Luis Garcia Jr., and Foster Griffin, while also acquiring immediate big league help such as…

Writer Paul Cubbage identifies five potential trade chips the Washington Nationals could utilize to bolster their roster ahead of a potential 2027 postseason push. Cubbage suggests that front office executive Paul Toboni may be open to moving players acquired by the prior regime, including star middle infielder CJ Abrams.
Alongside Abrams, Cubbage highlights minor leaguers Luke Dickerson, Yohandy Morales, Coy James, and Caleb Lomavita as viable trade candidates. The analysis notes that organizational depth in the middle infield and catching positions makes these players expendable to address other roster needs.
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