A look into the young future of the Washington Nationals following the 2025 MLB Draft
Briefly

The Nationals selected Eli Willits, a 17-year-old switch-hitting shortstop from Oklahoma, with their first overall pick, prioritizing him over other prospects. Willits led his high school to six consecutive state titles and is known for his versatility. Ethan Petry, a 6'4", 235 lbs outfielder from South Carolina, has a strong collegiate record with 54 home runs but is recovering from a shoulder injury. Landon Harmon, chosen at the 80th pick, boasts a fastball that can reach 99 MPH. Travis Sykora is the top-ranked prospect but is sidelined due to a triceps injury.
Eli Willits, the 17-year-old switch hitting shortstop from Oklahoma, was the Nationals' first overall pick, surprising some fans as he was their top option all along.
Ethan Petry, a 6'4", 235 lbs outfielder from South Carolina, has 54 college home runs but is returning from a shoulder injury and may take 2-3 years to reach the majors.
Landon Harmon, selected at the 80th pick, possesses a fastball that can reach 99 MPH, and his development in the minors will determine his future success.
Travis Sykora, ranked as the #1 Nationals prospect, is currently recovering from a triceps injury, having drawn significant recognition among dedicated Nationals fans.
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