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The 2025 season has turned into a nightmare for the Washington Nationals. What was billed as a step forward for the young core has instead become a step back, exposing several holes across the roster. While there have been some bright spots, the reality is this team likely needs a reset.
With the contention window now realistically pushed back until 2027, here is some Washington Nationals News & Analysis on the current roster and how things may shape up heading into 2026.
Editor’s Note: This article is part of our ongoing offseason series. For additional perspective, check out Aaron’s previously published analysis of the Washington Nationals’ infield.
Starting Pitching
Currently on the 40-Man: Andrew Alvarez, Cade Cavalli, MacKenzie Gore, Josiah Gray, DJ Herz, Jake Irvin, Andry Lara, Brad Lord, Mitchell Parker
Injuries derailed the rotation early, but Cavalli impressed upon return, Gore looked like a borderline ace, and Brad Lord emerged as a breakout arm.
2026 Outlook: If Gore is dealt, the rotation should feature Gray, Cavalli, and Lord. Adding free agents like Zach Eflin (ground ball command) or Sean Newcomb (converted reliever with upside) makes sense to round it out.
2026 Roster Projection: Josiah Gray, Cade Cavalli, Brad Lord, Zach Eflin, Sean Newcomb
Bullpen
Currently on the 40-Man: Jose A. Ferrer, Cole Henry, Clayton Beeter, Jackson Rutledge, others
Injuries derailed the rotation early, but Cavalli impressed upon return, Gore looked like a borderline ace, and Brad Lord emerged as a breakout arm.
2026 Outlook: The bullpen was the biggest weakness of 2025. Free-agent signings busted, prospects disappointed, and trades stripped away depth. Ferrer, however, has shown closer-caliber stuff, and Henry finally broke through with some quality innings.
2026 Roster Projection: Investing in proven relievers will be crucial. Raisel Iglesias could provide late-inning stability, while Hoby Milner offers lefty depth. Jakob Junis would be a strong multi-inning weapon.
Raisel Iglesias (Closer), Jose A. Ferrer (L), Jakob Junis, Clayton Beeter, Hoby Milner (L), Cole Henry, PJ Poulin (L), Trevor Williams (Long)