Abrams' Hot Streak: Nats' Big Decision

On April 17th, CJ Abrams is owning the start of the 2026 season for the Washington Nationals,

leading as their most reliable hitter.

He's got hits in seven-game straight, batting 371 with 19 RBIs and a 1.190 on-base plus lugging,

all top five.

In baseball, his six homeruns tie him for seventh league wide.

Back in 2024, the Nats tried talking contract extension with Abrams, but it went nowhere.

That year, he earned his first All-Star nod, hitting 246 with 20 homers, 65 RBIs and 31 steals over 100.

38 games.

The old front office dropped the ball on roster moves, but now Paul Taboni runs baseball ops.

Fans wonder if renewed extension chats could drop soon, especially with Abrams shining like this.

He's earning $4.2 million this year, hits arbitration next to off seasons and free agency in 2029.

Tray Buzz swirled around him in the off season two.

The Nats host the Giants for three games starting Friday, facing a team once linked to Abrams deals.

Key buys on him, this hot streak might force some big decisions soon.

I'm Cory with The Story.

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