I do wonder how much of this is sustainable.
But the Nats are like 21-6 when he hits in the number 2 hole
What he's done this year has been awesome and one of my favorite storylines of the season. I love the way he plays, and it's possible at 25 he's just developed into a much, much better player. However, you do look at how awful he was in AA in 2016 and take pause. With this many at bats, the league you would think is going to get a book on him and make adjustments. Can he adjust back and stay productive?
Even if he regresses back as a hitter, as long as it's not to the mendoza line like Espinosa, he has value. He's got speed to burn and is a good and versatile defender. He at worst is a better version of what Espinosa was.