<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=1tK4US_0wEBvpWm00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=1tK4US_0wEBvpWm00" width="960" height="540" ><figcaption>Blake Flynn/TWSN</figcaption></figure>The 26-year-old slugging outfielder got his start in the nation’s capital. The four time All-Star spent his first four-and-a-half seasons with the Nats before he was traded at the 2022 deadline to the San Diego Padres. With Juan Soto set to hit free agency and the Washington Nationals in the process of rebuilding, it would be a perfect marriage to reunite Soto with their young team. It’s not a rumor or speculation, but a realistic possibility.ORIGINAL ARTICLE:Let’s not forget, Soto was a part of the 2019 World Series team. The fans still love him and from all reports, he still loves D.C. The Nationals are young and while success might still take a season or two, bringing back Soto can light a fire in that process. A potential outfield of James Wood, Dylan Crews, and Juan Soto sounds like a dream to Nats fans and baseball fans. After he was traded to the Yankees from the Padres, Soto stated in an interview with The Athletic that he never wanted to leave Washington. Soto claimed that he was going to stay with the Nationals his whole career.For More MLB Content, Check Out the Following Links:–Aaron Judge Will Hold the New York Yankees Back from a World Series Championship–It’s Time to Apologize to Jose Altuve–Will The Baltimore Orioles Ever Become True Contenders?From that to being traded twice in 17 months, Soto could find his way back to where his career started. Wood and Crews are two of the bright pieces the Nationals have to offer; however, there is still one larger piece. CJ Abrams made the rounds of national attention for more ways than one this season. One of them being his breakout season that led to his first All-Star appearance this year. The other, for staying up until 8 a.m. gambling at a casino. Which of course then prompted him to be sent down to Single A. If Abrams can figure this out, he’d be a great piece to pair with Soto. Key word, of course, being “if”.</div></body>

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Juan Soto Will Return To the Washington Nationals

The 26-year-old slugging outfielder got his start in the nation’s capital. The four time All-Star spent his first four-and-a-half seasons with the Nats before he was traded at the 2022 deadline to the San Diego Padres. With Juan Soto set to hit free agency and the Washington Nationals in the process of rebuilding, it would be a perfect marriage to reunite Soto with their young team. It’s not a rumor or speculation, but a realistic possibility.