The Washington Nationals were recently linked to a former World Series champion in MLB free agency.
Juan Yepez and Andres Charparro are decent pieces at the position, but the Nationals are looking to improve offensive production.There are some sleeper players in free agency that could be worth taking a look at.has suggested that Rizzo could be a potential "buy-low" option for the Nationals in free agency at first base.
Rizzo is coming off of a tough season with the Yankees. He ended up playing in 92 games, batting .228/.301/.335. He also hit eight home runs to go along with 35 RBI. Back in 2022, he belted 32 home runs and drove in 75 RBI. He's not that far removed from being a productive player at the plate.
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