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Wood and Cavalli are with the Nats & we hold 3rd WC by a game on 7/23. What should the Nats do?

Tank! Sell any vet not under control after 2025. Restock. Target is a long term rebuild.
1 (20%)
Selective selling of FAs you can replace internally. E.g., Floro for Ribalta, Law for Ferrer, etc...
1 (20%)
Promote appropriately but otherwise hold tight and give the squad a chance.
1 (20%)
Try a Candelario trade in reverse to plug a weakness (1B) - say Made and Rutledge
1 (20%)
Go for it. Lots of CFs coming. Trade a Lile / Hassell / Vaquero and go for WC.
1 (20%)

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Re: Change of plans - At what point would you push for a wild card in 2024?
« Reply #50: April 24, 2024, 10:31:26 AM »
Quote from: aspenbubba on April 24, 2024, 09:08:07 AM
I'm pretty sure that you are not allowed wholesale call ups as in the past and are only alloewed one position player and one thrower.
Yep. One pitcher and one position player. Anyone else and you have to make a corresponding move on the 26 man roster.

Which is totally doable for this team. After the deadline, there is no reason that Rosario, Gallo, Winker, Williams, Finnegan, Harvey, Floro, or Law to be on the 26 man roster, thus freeing up their spots for call ups.
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