The Washington Nationals’ minor league teams have a combined record right now of 69-49, 4th best among the minor league teams of all MLB clubs. The future of baseball in Washington looks bright.
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Three of the four have winning records. Harrisburg and Potomac are each in first place, Columbus is playing good ball right now, but got off to that horrible 3-9 start, but overall, they are now 2 games above .500. Hagerstown is 2 games under .500.
What a turnaround for the Harrisburg Senators. Last year they had the worst record in the Eastern league and were just god-awful. This year, the prospects are rising and the Senators got some nice bats and even better arms.
One thing is pretty clear, the nationals have some serious stud pitching prospects littered all over the system. Heck, we have not even see Josh Smoker and Jack McGreary yet. They will start out in Vermont in June.