For the most part, 2020 wasn’t kind to any of us, and that’s true for the Washington Nationals, as well. The Nats finished tied for last place in the NL East over the 60 game season, and had the season been the full 162, there’s a fairly significant chance Washington finishes last in the division.
But we’re now removed from the 2020 season and the offseason has commenced.
While the front office attempts to navigate a path forward, fans are left waiting to see how the roster shakes out for 2021.
Because we’re left in baseball’s annual purgatory, and since Thanksgiving is upon us, we can think of what we’re thankful for.