Seaver King's Rising Star: A Baseball Journey

It's April 8th.

I'm Corey with The Story, and this is Washington Nationals News Today, your AI-powered team

reporting.

Seever King turned heads in his first big league spring training, earning the number

seven spot on the nationals prospect list from MLB Pipeline.

This 22-year-old outfielder, the tenth overall pick in the 2024 draft, is kicking off his

third pro season with AA, Harrisburg.

Earlier this week, MLB dropped a fun Q&A with King, giving fans a peek into the rising

star's world beyond the diamond.

He grew up playing all kinds of sports, but stuck with baseball since he was small for

the others.

Basketball point guard through high school football.

Quarterback turned defensive back until middle school.

King's a LeBron James fan through and through, loving how the King does it all at the

highest level, especially those daily sports center highlights.

His best buds in baseball are teammate Caleb Lomovita, who keeps things light with his

goofy side, an old wake forest-pound Nick Kurtz, whose pro.

Experience lets King soak up game-changing advice.

On lighter notes, King would crush chicken wings or Chick-fil-A bites every day if he could,

no regrets.

Dream baseball spot?

A warm mountain top, where a simple tap sends the ball miles.

No cold weather for this guy.

Keep an eye on King this season.

With that talent and vibe, Harrisburg might not hold him long before he climbs the latter.