Jorbit Vivas

Third base.

Brady House versus Jorbit Vivas.

Who wins the job? Second, we're breaking down the pitching depth chart.

With a rotation full of names like Gray, Irvin, and Cavalli, plus a bullpen that needs structure.

The Battle at Third Base.

Brady House has been the poster child for this rebuild for years.

Jorbit Vivas has been the hot hand lately.

Let's talk about them.

Emily from Chicago sent in a great question.

Brady House versus Jorbit Vivas.

Who takes the job at third base in 2027?

This is the hot sea question.

Brady House has been hyped since he was drafted.

Jorbit Vivas has shown some flashes.

Who do you see winning the day-to-day job, Sean?

It's a tough call because they play similar styles.

Emily in Chicago has a great question about the hot corner.

She asks, Brady House versus Jorbit Vivas.

Who wins the starting job at third base in spring training? And what specific metrics should we watch to decide?

This is the battle of the year for us.

Brady House brings the raw power and the defensive pedigree, but Jorbit Vivas has shown better plate discipline and contact rates in recent stints.

Sean, who do you lean toward based on what we've seen?

I'm leaning Vivas for day one, but House for the long term.

But we still have questions at third base.

Brady House and Jorbit Vivas are battling for the job.

right? We predicted earlier that House would secure the job if healthy.

His defense is elite, but Vivas offers more bat-to-ball contact.

We're talking roster construction.

David in Chicago asks, with Brady House and Jorbit Vivas both at third base, who wins the starting job in 2027? We've

talked about this before.

My prediction remains Brady House secures the job if healthy.

Question from Lisa in Bethesda.

Brady House vs. Jorbit Vivas.

Who starts in 2027?

Okay, let's settle this.

Period.

His raw power and defensive upside are too high to pass up.

Jorbit Vivas is solid.

He's versatile.

Yeah, so he very well may be that.

But you can't tell me he wouldn't at least be the same as Jorbit Vivas.

So I do wonder – because if you move on from b boss it's not like you're it's not like you traded your top prospect for him and you're like struggling to make it work like he was a throw throw away deal uh late in spring training like where okay he filled a role but to your point like someone who typically fills that role offers a little bit more um and i think trey lipscomb could fill that role and be your backup third base and backup second base and play a little outfield if needed like And whether it's the Tenna role or the Beavis role, like maybe a little bit of both, like I think Trey Lipscomb could do that.

But obviously Seaver King's the big one.

Now, let's pivot to third base.

Brady House versus Jorbit Vivas.

This is a fascinating battle because both are young, both are athletic, but their skill sets are different.

House has the raw power, but Vivas has the contact rate.

Brady House.

If he's healthy, he's in.

But if he's not, Jorbit Vivas takes over.

Correct.

This is the million-dollar question.

Brady House has the tools, but Jorbit Vivas has been steady.

Looking at the roster, both are listed at third base.

It'll come down to spring training performance and defensive metrics.

He is my first and the guy I'm sticking with for the Nationals.

I also have Jorbit Vivas, who I'd picked when he was with the Yankees and is now with the Nats.

So I keep a special eye on him.

And he did well last night.