The Lerner family's decision to retain or sell the Washington Nationals needs to occur soon due to an impending labor-management battle after the 2026 season. Selling the team could yield approximately $2 billion, showing a significant profit. With a sub-.440 record for six seasons, the team approaches a potential collapse. To improve competitiveness, ownership should double its coaching and training staff, aligning with industry standards to foster long-term franchise success.
The Lerner family must decide whether to continue owning the Washington Nationals or sell the team for around $2 billion within the next year.
The current Nationals team is experiencing its sixth consecutive season with a sub-.440 record, risking near-collapse similar to the 1950s Washington Senators.
To compete effectively in Major League Baseball, the Nationals' ownership should consider doubling their coaching and training staff to match competitors.
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