The Washington Nationals’ outfield will look different next season, missing a couple of postseason heroes.
Gone will be Adam Eaton’s hard driving play and car-driving dugout celebrations along with Michael A. Taylor’s gliding center field defense, clutch bat, and seemingly wide-eyed wonder at just about everything.
The reality hit on Oct. 15 when the Nats granted Taylor free agency, and again later that month when the team declined its 2021 option on Eaton. When Taylor signed with the Kansas City Royals on Nov. 30, and Adam Eaton signed with the Chicago White Sox on Dec.