Is CJ Abrams being actively shopped by the Washington Nationals?

No, Washington Nationals president of baseball operations Paul Toboni has stated that CJ Abrams is not actively being shopped, although a trade remains possible if a sufficient offer is made.

What prospects were reportedly part of an Atlanta Braves trade proposal for CJ Abrams?

An ESPN proposal suggested the Atlanta Braves could trade pitcher Cam Caminiti, pitcher Didier Fuentes, and infielder Nacho Alvarez Jr. to the Nationals for CJ Abrams.

What is the Washington Nationals' main focus in potential trades?

The Washington Nationals' new leadership appears to be focused on acquiring long-term rebuilding pieces and prospects to get their franchise back on track.

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Nationals Star Abrams Not for Sale, But Trade Possible

9 Feb

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Summary

CJ Abrams is not actively being shopped by the Nationals.
Atlanta Braves proposed trading three prospects for Abrams.
The Nationals are focused on acquiring long-term rebuilding pieces.

Nationals Star Abrams Not for Sale, But Trade Possible

Washington Nationals president of baseball operations Paul Toboni has informed shortstop CJ Abrams that he is not actively on the trade market. However, Toboni acknowledged that a trade could still occur if an exceptionally strong offer is presented. This comes after speculation that Abrams might be moved this offseason, following the trade of MacKenzie Gore. The San Francisco Giants reportedly made an offer for Abrams, which was rejected.

ESPN's David Schoenfield recently outlined a trade scenario involving Abrams being sent to the Atlanta Braves. In this proposal, the Braves would send left-handed pitcher Cam Caminiti, right-handed pitcher Didier Fuentes, and infielder Nacho Alvarez Jr. to Washington. Caminiti, ranked as Atlanta's top prospect, is a 19-year-old pitcher with a 3.08 ERA in minor league starts. Fuentes, ranked seventh in the Braves' system, has reached the major leagues. Alvarez is considered an MLB-ready player who could potentially fill Abrams' role.