Joey Wiemer's Hot Streak Sparks Nationals

On March 30, Joey Weemer is lighting it up for the Washington Nationals right now.

The outfielder has stepped up to the plate eight times this season and hasn't made an out yet.

He's six for six with two walks, powering the Nats early with a homer on opening day and another

yesterday against the Cubs. He got drafted in the fourth round by the Brewers back in 2020 and was

a top prospect with huge power, speed, and a rocket arm for a six foot. Four, 225 pound guy.

But hitting was always his weak spot, leaving him with a 205 average over nearly 500 big league

at bats and bouncing through six. Team since last year. Nats fans are buzzing about this spark plug

who's supposed to blotune against lefties where he's always mashed with solid ops numbers.

His hot streak helped crush Chicago tend to four on opener day and now he's forcing managers to

rethink the lineup because he's too locked in to sit. Yesterday against Shota Imanaga, Weemer

crushed a homer, ripped a triple, drew a walk and singled sharp to left, showing crazy play discipline

he never had before. That eight straight times on base is wild for a guy who struck out tons

in the past. Whatever clicked in the miners last year seems real, giving the 27 year old runway

to stick as a fourth outfielder who mashes South Paws. Ride this way while it lasts and the

Nats might have found their bowl from the blue. Stay locked in with Washington Nationals news today,

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