Nationals Top Prospects Sparkle in Minor League Debut

It's April 2nd.

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The minor league season just fired up, and the Washington Nationals dropped their top

30 prospects opening assignments.

Leading the pack is number one overall pick.

Eli Willitz, MLB's 11th ranked prospect, heading to single-A Fredericksburg at shortstop.

Right behind him, Travis Acora sits out with Tommy John Rehab, while Ketra Harry Ford

jumps straight to Triple-A Rochester.

A bunch of arms are sideline too, like Jarlins Zizanna, after Latt's surgery, and Alejandro

Rosario, nursing an elbow issue until next year.

Meanwhile, the gnats loaded up Fredericksburg's infield with Gavin Fine, for the McKinsey

Gortrade, plus Luke Dickerson, Koi James, and Ronnie Cruz.

All battling for reps on the dirt.

Fans are buzzing about the low-level infield traffic.

It's a spring storyline that had everyone watching those four-to-back fields.

New front office moves brought in 7 top 30 guys, including Fien, who flashed in the

spring break-out with doubles in RBIs, now eyeing third, base.

On the fast track, look for Luis Peralis and Triple-A with his triple-digit heat, though

workloads keypost Tommy John.

Harry Ford could crack the majors by 2026 at age 23, and outfielders like Christian Franklin

might push Washington's crowded.

Catch these prospects live on the Valley Sports app, or MLB Plus.

Plenty of fireworks ahead as they grind toward the show.