Crews Sent to Minors, Nationals Hope for Growth

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The Washington Nationals decided to leave outfield or dill and crews from their opening

day roster, opting instead to send the young talent to AAA Rochester.

This comes after a spring training that left the team wanting more from the prospect despite

his clear potential.

Last season in the minors, crews hit 208 with a 280 on-base percentage and a 352 slugging

mark.

He managed 10 home runs, 27 runs batted in, and 17 stolen bases, showing flashes but lacking

steady production.

Fans reacted strongly right away with opinions all over the map.

Some stood by crews, believing he will turn things around soon.

Others criticized the Nationals for poor player development and questioned why veterans

made the cut over him and other prospects.

The team sees this as a smart move for his growth, giving him everyday abats in a lower

pressure spot to build consistency without the big league.

Glare

Now the focus turns to Rochester, where every strong performance could speed up his past

back to the majors and prove he is ready to contribute right.

Away.