Washington Nationals Mock Draft
Major League Baseball Mock Draft • 2026 Season
Washington Nationals Draft Analysis
The Washington Nationals find themselves in a pivotal moment as they head into the draft, with a pressing need to bolster their infield and overall talent pool. After a challenging season, the focus should be on securing a dynamic shortstop or a power-hitting third baseman to complement their current roster, particularly with Trea Turner’s departure leaving a noticeable gap. Additionally, strengthening the pitching staff, especially with a left-handed option, remains a crucial objective as the team looks to establish a competitive foundation.
Roch Cholowsky stands out as an ideal fit for the Nationals, given his elite all-around skills as a college shortstop. His blend of defensive prowess and offensive upside makes him a perfect candidate to anchor the infield. Additionally, Cameron Reese offers a compelling option at third base, boasting significant power potential and experience in a top-tier collegiate program, which could immediately impact the Nationals' lineup. Lastly, Liam Peterson presents an intriguing choice as the first college pitcher likely to come off the board; his SP2 ceiling can help bolster a rotation that aims for long-term consistency.
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Draft History
92 picks · 1990–2025
Eli Willits
Fort Cobb-Broxton HS (OK)
Kevin Bazzell
Texas Tech
Travis Sykora
Round Rock High School(TX)
Andrew Pinckney
Alabama
Phillip Glasser
Indiana