CJ Abrams

That's what this team does.

That was a horrible game to watch last night against a team that did not play James Wood, did not play C.J. Abrams, had a pitcher on the mound who was junk.

Didn't play Daylon Lyle.

The worst until he came in the game and hit the home run.

I'm just gonna take the first five money line with the Nationals here.

On Tuesday, CJ Abrams and James Wood were off.

They got the day off.

So they're gonna come into this one a little bit fresher, day off, a little bit more spry.

Luis Arias is hitting above a 300, so that's been a good lineup.

And for the Nationals, they aren't quite the same lineup now that they've got a few guys that got dealt at the trade deadline.

But I mean, James Wood along with CJ Abrams are both up to 30-plus home runs this season.

Yo-Yo Morales in a small sample size is looking solid.

Yeah, two-step this week.

And then Washington next week, which right now, C.J. Abrams is day-to-day with a neck injury and James Woods day-to-day also.

So that could be a heck of a lineup when Jonah Tong takes the bump next week.

Quick trivia for you, even though the answer is on the screen.

Zach Wheeler, very difficult ballpark.

C.J. Abrams back in that lineup today after missing yesterday.

There's some weird stuff for FanDuel.

I don't understand the Shota Imanaga ownership.

That's what this team does.

That was a horrible game to watch last night against a team that did not play James Wood, did not play C.J. Abrams, had a pitcher on the mound who was junk.

Didn't play Daylon Lyle.

The worst until he came to the game.

I don't think they get a full start their final weekend here.

Then James Wood and C.J. Abrams both have had injury issues, somewhat significant issues this year.

And I don't know.

It's hard to say what their workload looks like at the end of the year, but they both spent extended times on the IAL this year.

Zach Wheeler, very difficult ballpark.

C.J. Abrams back in that lineup today after missing yesterday.

There's some weird stuff for FanDuel.

I don't understand the Shota Imanaga ownership.

In August 2022, he traded Juan Soto to the Padres for a five-player package.

C.J. Abrams, Mackenzie Core, James Wood as the three headlining that package.

That package has produced multiple All-Stars, and it's honestly one of the more lopsided in hindsight trade returns of the last few years.

The Nationals just fired him in July 6, 2025. with a team sitting at 37-53, dead last in the NL East, before they picked first overall in that year's draft.